Hello doctor! I am 35 weeks and 5 days pregnant and my baby weighs only 2388g. Doctor, can you tell me if the baby's weight is too small compared to the number of weeks the baby is? I hope the doctor can advise me, thank you.

I am 27 weeks and 2 days pregnant and weigh 1100 grams. Am I underweight? I have the umbilical cord wrapped around my neck twice. Doctor, is it dangerous to have the umbilical cord wrapped around my neck twice at more than 27 weeks of pregnancy? Do I have to have a cesarean section or a normal birth? I hope the doctor can answer me. Thank you.

Biparietal diameter is a very important index in the results of fetal ultrasound. Through the biparietal diameter index, doctors can determine the development of the baby and help predict the baby's weight and size at birth.

Hi doctor! My baby is currently 4 months old, half a month now he has a lot of diarrhea. More than 8 times a day, less than 4 times. In the first few days, I had lilac and mustard seeds, but these days, I don't see them.

It is not good for the fetus to gain weight too quickly. In addition to increasing the risk of having to have a cesarean section, an overweight fetus also has many potential diseases such as diabetes, causing complications for the mother and baby during and after birth. So what should mothers pay attention to when they discover that the fetus is overweight?

The formation and development of the fetus is still a mystery to pregnant mothers, especially first-time mothers. Many mothers will feel nervous and anxious but will also feel excited when the baby in the womb is developing day by day.

The standard fetal length and weight chart by week is a reference measure for pregnant mothers to know the overall development of their baby while in the womb. From there, it helps mothers to change their lifestyle and exercise regimen accordingly.

In the fourth month, in addition to ultrasound to screen for some abnormalities and know the gestational age, parents also need to pay attention to the length and weight of the fetus to have a reasonable care and rest plan.

In case the biparietal diameter has a larger head than normal if delivered vaginally, it can be dangerous for both mother and baby during childbirth. However, to measure more accurately, doctors will combine measuring biparietal diameter index with other fetal indicators such as: Abdominal circumference, femur length,...

The fetal indicators through ultrasound will accurately reflect the baby's development in the mother's womb. At 6 weeks of pregnancy, the baby is quite small but can be observed through ultrasound. So what will parents know from the results of a 6-week ultrasound?

During pregnancy, your doctor will monitor the size of your baby. Growth is a good indicator of your baby’s health and well-being, but sometimes babies grow larger than expected. Therefore, a large baby can indicate a high-risk pregnancy. In other words, having a large baby can affect the labor process as well as the health and recovery of the mother and baby during the perinatal period.