Patient's question:
Female, 35 years old, recently experiencing discomfort all over the body, with particularly severe lower back and waist pain. She also has a lot of white discharge, which is thin and has a foul odor. She is very concerned and asks if it is possible to have a normal delivery after undergoing cervical erosion surgery and now being pregnant.Doctor's answer:
If everything else is normal, it is possible to have a normal vaginal delivery. If the fetal heart monitoring is normal and there are no abnormalities in various aspects, it is not necessary. For fetal movement monitoring, count for 1 hour in the morning, noon, and evening each day, and divide by 4 to get the 12-hour fetal movement count. A count of less than 10 times or more than 30 times falls within the normal range. Continuous movement is counted as 1 time. As the baby grows in the later stages, fetal movement may decrease slightly. Learning to monitor is easy, of course. If the baby is sleeping, it will affect the monitoring results. Going to the hospital and having the doctor conduct a thorough examination will clarify the situation. In addition to magnetic resonance imaging, which can also be used for a detailed examination.