Slow fetal growth in the womb can lead to premature birth, miscarriage, and the baby is more susceptible to diseases and disabilities than other newborns. Detection and intervention can help prevent unfortunate consequences.

Pregnancy brings a lot of happiness to the mother but also a lot of fatigue and anxiety. In addition to paying attention to nutrition and proper rest, pregnant women also need to know the signs of slow fetal development in the uterus to promptly handle the situation.

The uterine artery plays a very important role in providing nutrients and oxygen to the fetus. When uterine artery resistance increases, the fetus is at risk of slow growth in the uterus and increases the risk of preeclampsia for the pregnant woman.