Patient's question:
I am a doctor myself, but I am not an expert in obstetrics and gynecology. I went to the hospital to check, and my colleague told me that the fetal heartbeat of my child is particularly stable. Now I am a bit panicked. I want to know what to do next?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, your fetal heart monitoring baseline has little fluctuation, which indicates that the fetus's tolerance is somewhat poor. In other words, if it encounters issues such as hypoxia, its resistance will be weak. It is recommended that the pregnant woman can first wait and see. Alternatively, she can first receive oxygen and then perform fetal heart monitoring to observe the situation. During the monitoring period, it is important to observe at all times and communicate with the doctor. Under the guidance of the doctor, she can safely go through the pregnancy and childbirth period.