Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
In the late stage of pregnancy, the placenta is generally thinner. Based on your statement, the placenta measuring 2.9 cm and classified as Grade I calcification indicates that the placenta has matured. Grade I calcification should correspond to a placental maturity level of III. The gestational age of 37 to 42 weeks is considered full term. If the placenta is calcified, it may affect placental function and hinder the absorption of nutrients by the fetus. It is recommended that you monitor the situation and use oxytocin in the morning to deliver the fetus.