Patient's question:
Doctor during pregnancy, please help me take a look at how this report is normal. The biparietal diameter of the fetal head is 9.6 cm, the head circumference is 34 cm, the abdominal circumference is 33 cm, the femur length is 6.3 cm, the lower margin distance from the internal cervical os is 11.6 cm, maturity is 2, the maximum depth of amniotic fluid is 5.1 cm, and many echoes of light spots are seen inside. The fetal heart rate is 175-94 beats per minute. The doctor here says the fetus has a bit of an irregular heartbeat, except that the legs are a bit short. Now it is more than 20 days away from the due date. Do you have any questions? Besides taking calcium now, are you in a hurry? Concerned help: help me solve the puzzle.Doctor's answer:
Based on your MRI report, it is inferred that your fetal femur length is slightly lower than normal, and the fetal heart rate is irregular. The normal fetal heart rate ranges between 110 to 160 beats per minute. It is recommended that you undergo fetal heart monitoring to check for any signs of intrauterine asphyxia. You may consider oxygen therapy. If you have already completed early pregnancy, supplementing with calcium now might be a bit late for the fetus, and it may not be effectively absorbed. After birth, timely administration of vitamin AD drops should suffice for digestion.