Patient's question:
[Head circumference, biparietal diameter 8.7CM/8.9CM, fetal heart rate 125/145. Amniotic fluid 5CM/4.1CM, femur 6.7CM/6.7CM. Checked this afternoon, proteinuria 3 plus signs, anemia, blood pressure 120/80, edema on the back of the feet, the doctor said to be hospitalized for observation and treatment. Difficulty moving, the abdomen is also stretched uncomfortably. Sitting and lying down are both uncomfortable. Desired help: Should I be hospitalized for treatment, can I have a cesarean delivery???Doctor's answer:
Hello, baby at 34 weeks of pregnancy. The survival rate after premature birth is relatively high, but it is essential to strengthen the care of the newborn. Premature babies, due to their inherent shortcomings, have not yet fully developed in growth and development. Therefore, good nursing conditions are necessary to improve the survival rate. It is recommended that if possible, it is best to wait until 37 weeks. If there are abnormalities in obstetrics that do not allow the continuation of pregnancy, the pregnancy can now be terminated prematurely.