Patient's question:
No problem, it just says that the actual size of my fetus is 2 weeks smaller than the gestational age. I'm a bit worried now~~Past treatment history and effectiveness:
What kind of help didn't matter:
What should I do if the actual size of the fetus is 2 weeks smaller than the gestational age?
Doctor's answer:
The fetal age determined by careful ultrasound examination refers to the size of the fetus appearing to be within the expected range for this gestational age, but there may be some error. Due to irregular menstrual cycles, it is possible that the delivery time may be delayed. As long as the fetus is growing and developing well, there is no need for concern.It is recommended that you have periodic follow-up ultrasound examinations to monitor the fetal growth and development. Wishing you a healthy pregnancy.
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