Patient's question:
pd: 97mm, AC: 356mm. FL: 75mm. HP: 155 times per minute. AF: 40mm. Placental thickness: 31mm. MRI suggests: placental maturity III degree, amniotic fluid within normal range. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: no first child, due date is 2 days overdue. Today, the ultrasound doctor said the fetus is larger and has not entered the pelvis yet. Should I be admitted for an emergency cesarean section immediately? Is it necessary, or should I wait a few more days to see before making a decision?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you can decide whether to have a natural birth or a cesarean section. However, because the baby is larger, there is a concern that you may not be able to deliver naturally during the process. To alleviate worries for both the baby and your safety, the doctor's advice is correct. If you insist on delivering naturally, it is recommended that you pay attention to the pre-labor signs, and if you feel any discomfort, slow down and go to the hospital for delivery. It is advised that you choose a cesarean section, as the surgery will not have a negative impact on your complete recovery. Wishing you good health.