Gestational diabetes (gestational diabetes) is a condition of glucose intolerance that occurs in pregnant women and can lead to complications for both mother and fetus such as malformations, miscarriage, stillbirth, polyhydramnios,...

Postpartum haemorrhage is a common obstetric complication and the leading cause of maternal mortality after childbirth. This is a phenomenon of prolonged postpartum bleeding that needs to be carefully considered and treated promptly, to avoid unfortunate consequences.

According to obstetricians, a large fetus is a concern for both mother and baby. A large fetus is related to the health of the mother and baby during pregnancy and after birth.

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.

Whether a 40-week pregnancy without labor should be treated by cesarean section or not depends on the condition of the fetus, the ability to give birth naturally, and the wishes of the mother and her family. What pregnant women should do when their due date is past is to have regular check-ups to determine the condition. Depending on the test results, the doctor will prescribe a cesarean section or apply a method of inducing labor for normal birth or continue monitoring.