What to do if full-term pregnancy does not occur?

Patient's question:

I am very scared when this happens. I often have lower abdominal pain and don't know how to solve it, so I came here to consult. Please ask, what should I do if I am full-term and still not giving birth?

Doctor's answer:

Generally, pregnancy between 37-41 weeks is considered full-term.
During this period, delivery is normal. Based on your situation, if you haven't given birth by week 41, it is recommended to terminate the pregnancy early. Because after week 41, it falls under the category of post-term infants, which is not good for the fetus. It may also be hereditary across generations. You should undergo a 4D ultrasound and amniocentesis to assess the fetal development.

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