Can I have a Caesarean section now?

Patient's question:

Lower right abdominal pain is excruciating, the pain is concentrated on a single point in the right lower abdomen, and that point hurts the most. In addition, the history and effectiveness of previous treatment for the pubic symphysis: Today's ultrasound examination of fetal data is as follows: Biparietal diameter: 91mm; Femur length: 67mm; Placenta: Grade 2 (actually the doctor said it could also be considered Grade 2+); Amniotic fluid: 136mm; Late pregnancy breech position. What kind of help is desired: The abdominal pain is extremely severe, and I do not know whether a cesarean section can be performed based on the above data?

Doctor's answer:

According to your description, the fetal biparietal diameter and femur length have reached the condition of a full-term fetus, but the placenta is still not mature enough. Advice: If you really don't want to focus on early pregnancy, you can choose based on the estimated due date. Generally, it is acceptable to deliver one week earlier under normal circumstances. For patients undergoing cesarean section, in addition to symptomatic treatment, it is necessary to maintain a proper diet and supplement nutrients in daily life. I hope the above answer can help you!

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