Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
According to the ultrasound data, the fetus has basically matured and is considered a full-term baby. However, there are issues such as the umbilical cord (around the neck) and high S/D ratio in the umbilical artery, which may indicate the possibility of intrauterine hypoxia. Due to the presence of these two factors, although the fetus is not particularly large, the risk of a vaginal delivery increases. It is recommended to follow the doctor's advice and be hospitalized for observation, including fetal heart monitoring and dynamic ultrasound observation. If intrauterine hypoxia is confirmed, it is best to have an emergency cesarean section to avoid any unexpected incidents occurring to the fetus inside the womb.