Patient's question:
Biparietal diameter; 9.2cmHead circumference: 33.4cm
Abdominal circumference: 34.5cm
Femur length: 7.4cm, Placenta: Posterior wall.
Maturity: Grade 2, Amniotic fluid index: 9.0cm.
Fetal heart rate: 130 beats per minute.
Umbilical artery: 2, Umbilical blood flow S/D: 1.9.
Head and face: The skull appears as an elliptical halo, the midline of the brain is central, the lateral ventricles show no widening, the cerebellar hemispheres show no obvious abnormalities, the posterior fossa shows no obvious enlargement, and the upper lip is continuous.
Neck: A U-shaped depression is visible, and blood flow signals can be detected.
Spine: The spinal double bands are arranged in parallel and are neatly continuous.
Heart: The four-chamber view of the heart can be displayed.
Chest: No abnormal echoes are seen.
Abdomen: Stomach bubbles. Bladder is visible.
Limbs: The femurs of both lower limbs are visible.
Other: The lower edge of the placenta is in a normal position.
Diagnosis: Intrauterine full term, single live fetus, vertex presentation, umbilical cord1.
I had an ultrasound yesterday. It was at 37 weeks. Can I have a cesarean section at 38 weeks? How old is the baby? I forgot to ask the doctor.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, in this case, it is recommended to have a formal medical examination at the hospital. Generally, a cesarean section is not necessary, and a decision should be made based on the specific situation.Generally, doctors advise women with risk signs during prenatal examinations to maintain a balanced diet, avoid spicy and stimulating as well as cold foods. Additionally, patients should create an environment conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.