Patient's question:
At 33 weeks, the baby's umbilical cord is wrapped around the neck several times. The placenta is at level 3 (Could this interfere with the baby's physical and brain development?). During school drop-off and pick-up, I often feel a pressing, needle-like sensation in my bladder—is this normal? Sometimes during the day, when the baby moves, I feel a pulling discomfort in my abdomen—what could be causing this? I'm very worried that the baby might experience choking again.Doctor's answer:
You made your description more beautiful. At 33 weeks, placental function at level 3 is a bit too mature, which may be related to the speculation of the ultrasound doctor. Next time, pay attention to a follow-up check. It is recommended to do fetal heart monitoring every week. The discomfort in your stomach may be related to irregular contractions after exercise. Pay attention to rest and observe carefully.The above is the advice for the question "What should I do if the baby's umbilical cord is around the neck at 33 weeks?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health and happiness every day!