Patient's question:
28 weeks found a 2-week nuchal foldDoctor's answer:
Hello, the situation of the umbilical cord during pregnancy can lead to fetal hypoxia. It is recommended that you pay attention to monitoring fetal movement. Generally, the baby may move it back on its own with activity. It is advised that you pay attention to prenatal check-ups, observing fetal movement and fetal heart rate. What needs to be noted is reducing vibrations and maintaining sleep in the left lateral position.Hello! The main impact of fetal umbilical cord is fetal intrapartum hypoxia. You can count fetal movements at home, or if you feel that the fetal movements are different from usual, you should seek medical attention promptly. The symptoms of fetal intrapartum hypoxia include early frequent fetal movements, later reduced fetal movements, or even disappearance of fetal movements. Sometimes, the umbilical cord may resolve on its own, so there is no need to worry too much. Just regular prenatal check-ups are sufficient.