Patient's question:
I am already 29 years old this year. In the past two years, my family has been urging us to have a baby. Later, we seriously prepared for pregnancy for more than half a year, and then we got pregnant. A while ago, the check-up results showed a biparietal diameter of 100. Can a biparietal diameter of 100 allow for a natural birth?Doctor's answer:
From the above ultrasound results, it is important to note that the biparietal diameter is relatively large. Generally, if the biparietal diameter exceeds 9.7 cm, it is not recommended to have a vaginal delivery. There are certain risks associated with a vaginal delivery when the fetus has a larger biparietal diameter.Recommendation: It is not advisable to choose a vaginal delivery in this case. It is safer to opt for a cesarean section. If you choose a cesarean section, there is no need to wait until the due date. You can go to the hospital for surgery 1-2 weeks in advance.