Patient's question:
Pregnant for two months, the ultrasound doctor said the fetus is smaller than normal. Can such a child be kept?Doctor's answer:
You've been pregnant for a very short time, and right now it's just said to be one week smaller than the current date. However, it can't be said that the child is truly small—it could be due to insufficient nutrition or slow development. Being one week smaller or one week larger in size are all within the normal range. For example, some children weigh seven or eight pounds at birth, while others weigh four or five pounds. This is related to the child's nutritional absorption in the womb, but it doesn't mean the child is developing poorly.