Patient's question:
Thank you for your previous answer. So, how should I do the nursing? First follow-up question: My detailed situation:Fetal position: Right upper abdomen;
Biparietal diameter: 5.6 cm;
Spinal connection;
Fetal heart rate: 140 beats per minute;
Femur length: 4.3 cm;
Amniotic fluid condition: 5.3 cm;
Posterior wall placenta;
Bilateral kidney separation: 0.5 cm
Umbilical cord (one loop)
The above is my 23-week ultrasound
Doctor's answer:
If the is normal, the is usually located in the lower abdomen during the late stages of pregnancy. Currently, if the is in the upper abdomen, it indicates a. I would like to know how many weeks pregnant you are. If the occurs in the second trimester, it is also a normal phenomenon and can be corrected later. During prenatal check-ups, an ultrasound is usually performed around 30 to 34 weeks. If the persists at that time, the doctor will recommend the based on your condition. However, if the occurs in the late stages of pregnancy, the possibility of it being corrected is relatively small.