Does an earlier or later pregnancy really affect the health of the baby?

Generally speaking, it will affect the child's development, but the problem is not particularly big.

Normal pregnancy can enter the labor period at 38 weeks, if it is earlier than 38 weeks, it is premature, and later than 40 weeks is an overdue stage, which is not conducive to fetal health, premature birth may lead to imperfect child development, birth may be accompanied by some complications, and 40 weeks has not been produced, it is possible that the amniotic fluid environment in the uterus has been polluted, which is not conducive to the survival of the fetus, and may be accompanied by pediatric pneumonia at birth, so those who have both conditions should seek medical attention in time.

Yes, if the due date does not reach 37 weeks, the child is born prematurely, the organs are not fully developed, and the immunity is relatively poor. Amniotic fluid may become cloudy about two weeks past the due date, and it may also deprive the fetus of oxygen.

It does not affect the health of the fetus, and it is normal for the fetus to be a week earlier or a week later.

If the due date is postponed, the most worrying thing is that the amniotic fluid will affect the baby's health after the due date decreases, so you must go to the hospital when the due date comes.

Because sometimes, the physical condition of the pregnant woman will affect the birth of the fetal god.

For example, the mother's mood swings, or physical discomfort.

Sometimes, the fetus is in the mother's place, too.

Affects birth. Or the celebrant is impacted by external forces. Roll bend loss.

Of course, it will affect the health of the fetus. The health of the fetus is related to the nutrients absorbed, if the nutrients absorbed in the mother's body are insufficient, the fetus will be unhealthy, and the fetus will be unhealthy if it is more than the date or less than the month.

No, it doesn't. The health of the fetus is determined by the environment in the womb, and if the mother has physical malformations, or heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, cancer, or even mental illness, it may affect the health of the fetus.

It does not affect the health of the fetus, except for premature birth. The health of the fetus has a lot to do with the mother, and if the mother has a genetic disease, the fetus is easily affected. The mother's lifestyle and eating habits, such as staying up late, drinking alcohol, and taking medicine, may cause fetal heart rate arrest.

In fact, as long as 37 weeks, which is what we call full-term, the baby may come at any time.

I have two babies in my family, and most of them were born 1-2 days after the due date. When my younger brother was born, we went to the hospital for a prenatal checkup, and the amniotic fluid fell directly, almost nothing, and we were afraid that the baby would be hospitalized immediately because of the lack of oxygen. On the same day, it was born smoothly the next day.

In fact, as long as there is no problem with fetal heart rate monitoring, please calm down and maintain physical strength, and the baby will be born healthy.

Xiao Liu has been in a nervous mood recently, it was due a week ago, but the fetus in her womb has not moved until now, which makes her so anxious. I asked the mothers around me, some people gave birth earlier than the due date, and some people delayed it by nearly two weeks, is the due date inaccurate?

The due date is the expected date of delivery. The due date is not a precise date of delivery, and only about 5% of women will give birth on the due date, and most of them will be postponed. 46% of babies are born about 10 days after their due date, and 28% are two weeks or more late.

Therefore, it is normal for the fetus not to be born on the due date, and the pregnant mother does not need to worry too much about this.

Why isn't the due date entirely accurate?

Doctors will deduce the due date based on the time of the last menstrual period, and the due date will be calculated from the first day of the last menstrual period and pushed back 280 days. But that's only an inferred date, not an exact date of pregnancy for expectant mothers, so it's normal to have two weeks before and after the due date.

Why do we need to extrapolate due dates?

Although the due date is not entirely accurate, it can give an approximate time frame for the safe birth of a baby, and the fetus is likely to be born two weeks before and after this time.

While the due date is not completely accurate, it is safe to have a time frame of two weeks before and after the due date. If the baby has not been born after two weeks, it may face placental aging, fetal hypoxia and other conditions, and you need to closely observe and go to the hospital in time to take countermeasures.

There is a saying that "giving birth earlier than the due date is a male treasure, and giving birth later than the expected date is a female treasure", this statement is not accurate, there is no scientific basis, and the expectant mother just listens to it as entertainment, and does not have to take it seriously.

It is very normal for the fetus to be born later than the due date, the expectant mother does not need to be too nervous, but it is necessary to pay attention to the observation at any time to understand the situation, if the fetal movement is abnormal, the fetal movement is less than 3 times per hour or less than 20 times within 12 hours, you need to go to the hospital immediately for examination, and the doctor will judge the appropriate time for delivery.

I think that early birth and postponement of the birth of a baby have a lot to do with health, if the birth is early, it means that the child is very healthy, if the birth is delayed, it means that the child will have some problems in terms of health.

Exactly, it doesn't matter if it's early and postponemental for your baby's health. The advance and postponement are mainly decided because of the physical condition of the mother and the baby's fertility.

Because doctors only extrapolate based on the last menstrual period of a pregnant woman, it is not 100% accurate, and some people's menstrual periods are irregular, so it is normal to give birth early and delay, and it will not affect the health of the baby.

Accurate. I don't think it matters. Early birth and delayed birth are both based on the physical condition of the pregnant woman. It has nothing to do with the baby's physical health.

If it is born early, it means that the child is very healthy, and if it is postponed, it means that the child still has some problems in health.

Generally speaking, the expected date of delivery is judged according to the B-ultrasound, and it is basically possible to determine the number of weeks of the baby's development, but the date of delivery is two weeks earlier to two weeks later, which is normal.

The period of pregnancy and childbirth is basically accurate, of course, there are errors, but it is not too bad. If there are no external factors, it will not differ much from the due date under normal circumstances. As long as the delivery is within the scope of pregnancy, a little earlier and a little postponement will not have much to do with the baby's health in the future, but if it is postponed for a long time and there is no birth, it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to avoid the contamination of amniotic fluid in the uterus and affect the baby's health.

The period of pregnancy and childbirth is generally only an approximate time. Delaying birth early has no effect on your baby's health and intelligence. You can rest assured.

The period of pregnancy and childbirth is not very accurate, it can only be said that it is an approximation, early birth and delayed birth have nothing to do with the baby's future health, and the baby's health is mainly determined by the mother's womb and postnatal care.

If the due date is born early, it is set as premature, and the general physical development of this baby will be slower than that of full-term people, and the development of various organs of the body is not very complete, but the full-term baby is relatively complete in terms of resistance and organ development.