What to do if the baby is a week older and the baby is a week smaller

It doesn't matter, it's normal for babies to be too small.

In that week, it still didn't make a difference.

In the whole process of pregnancy, pregnant mothers need to do many times B ultrasound to check the development of the baby, and some pregnant mothers will find out that the fetus is large or small, which is measured by the expected date of delivery. How to control the fetus being too large for a week? Let's take a look at the reasons why the baby is a week older and see if this is the case for you.

The cause of the fetus being one week older.

The fetus is actually a relatively common phenomenon for a week, and the fetus is more likely to be related to the early and late conception, especially for pregnant mothers with inaccurate menstrual cycles, it is likely that the symptoms of a week of fetal size are due to the miscalculation of the time of conception.

One of the common reasons for the fetus to be overnourished for a week is because of overnutrition, if the pregnant woman has been overnourished after pregnancy, it will not only cause her to be overweight, but also cause the fetus to be overweight, so the fetus is overweight for a week and the daily diet of the pregnant woman during pregnancy is also very related.

The fetus is too large for a week, and it may be because the pregnant mothers are too lazy during pregnancy, and the appropriate amount of exercise after pregnancy is not only conducive to the healthy development of the fetus, but also has a great help to control the weight during pregnancy, but if the pregnant woman does not exercise for a long time during pregnancy, the fetus will also be larger for a week.

The fetus is larger for a week and may be caused by other diseases, if the fetus is large for a week, if it is accompanied by other developmental abnormalities, pregnant mothers need to pay attention to it, and the fetus needs to be vigilant for a week because of fetal dysplasia, it is recommended to pay attention to it regularly for regular reexamination.

How to control the fetus being too large for a week?

The fetus is larger for a week and may be due to the relationship between overnutrition during pregnancy, so in order to avoid the aggravation of the symptoms of the fetus for a week, it is recommended that pregnant mothers reasonably arrange their diet during pregnancy, and pregnant mothers who are older for a week should try to control their diet during pregnancy, and some high-calorie and high-fat foods are recommended not to continue to eat.

To alleviate the symptoms of a large fetus for a week, pregnant mothers can also combine an appropriate amount of exercise to regulate, during pregnancy pregnant mothers can carry out an appropriate amount of exercise according to the actual situation of their own body, a moderate amount of exercise can not only control the weight but also conducive to the normal development of the fetus.

How to control the fetus being too large for a week? In fact, check out that the baby is too big for a week and the mother doesn't have to take it to heart, it is normal to be a week or two weeks bigger, the baby is too big and the time calculated by the due date is related, and the due date is related to the last menstrual period of the mother, so it is also an approximate calculation, not very accurate.

Nutrition is required.

There are many reasons why the fetus is too small, and if the adult is malnourished, it will directly affect the fetus.

Adults absorb nutrients very well, but the fetus is small for many reasons. One of them is that the placenta function is not good, the nutrients are absorbed by adults, and the nutrients cannot be transmitted to the fetus through the placenta, so the fetus cannot absorb the nutrients, resulting in a small size, no matter how to supplement it, there is no effect. Therefore, first of all, it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination and then make plans.

The fetus is too small to give birth, if it is too small, it will affect his resistance and ability to adapt to changes in the external environment. Generally, a normal baby is able to be with his mother when he is born.

A difference of a week, it doesn't matter much.

You can drink some pregnant women's milk powder, I heard that it is a long baby, I checked the two babies at 12 weeks are more than a week smaller, and the 16 week check is in line with the gestational week, I drank some pregnant women's milk powder, but I didn't drink it every day, and occasionally drank it, because I vomited badly, I didn't vomit for five months, and I was 30 weeks the day after tomorrow. Come on, sister, the baby will definitely catch up!

The fetus is small and the time of birth is not directly related, it may be that the fetus is not well absorbed, or it may be that there is early and late implantation (this may affect the due date), don't worry, just eat more nutritious, eat less and more meals will be better. Good luck getting pregnant.

I've been drinking, because I didn't have morning sickness, and now I'm 16 pounds fat at 20 weeks, and the doctor said I'm on the heavy side, but the baby is small, tangled....

It doesn't matter, that's just an indicator, the development of each baby will not be so balanced, my baby is 27 weeks faster than the actual development, 32 weeks and a week slower, and finally 19 days ahead of delivery, the baby still has 6 pounds and 6 taels, everything is normal.

Like me, I was also a few days younger than the 23-week check-up, the doctor didn't matter, it was normal, I ate a little more, and I didn't say to make up for it. I vomited 4 months ago, I couldn't eat, I lost a lot of weight, now I'm much better, I'm eating normally, I don't know if I can catch up.

B-ultrasound is the most commonly performed pregnancy test, which can check the baby's head circumference and other growth and development data to determine the fetal development. So is it normal for a baby to be too big or too small in a B-ultrasound examination?

From a medical point of view, ultrasound results show that it is normal for a baby to be older or smaller for a week or two.

The number of weeks of growth of the baby is calculated according to the length of the femur with double parietal diameter, and then used a formula. This result is calculated more based on a few numerical values and empirical formulas. For babies with normal growth and development, the values obtained are more accurate, but if they are for some special babies, they are a little less accurate.

For example, the baby is a big and tall man, but his head is not very big. If it is calculated according to the value of the above mu, the value of femur length will be large, so that the gestational age will be larger; If it is a shorter baby, the femur length value is smaller, and the gestational week will be smaller if other values remain the same. Although the baby's growth and development are fine, from the results of B ultrasound, there is a difference between one or two weeks older or one or two weeks younger.

And this difference between two weeks before and after is medically permissible.

Of course, if it is more than 2 weeks, you need to check it in time to see if the baby is developing too well or too badly, otherwise it will affect the healthy growth of the baby.

If your menstrual cycle is not normal, the size of the fetus may be related to the delay in ovulation, or the data of ultrasound may not be accurate. In addition, the diet should also be supplemented with nutrients as much as possible, and fetal growth and development can be rechecked every 3 weeks. It is best to see the growth and development of the fetus.

If the B ultrasound examination in the first trimester of pregnancy is consistent with the gestational month, it is considered that the current low age is caused by insufficient nutrition, and it may also be that the baby absorbs nutrients poorly.

If the umbilical cord blood flow on ultrasonography is within the normal range, hypertension during pregnancy can be ruled out, fetal development can be promoted by dietary modification, and intravenous nutrient infusions can be given in the hospital if necessary.

Generally speaking, a large fetus will cause dystocia, and there may be a lateral resection or caesarean section, and the specific will not be known until the day of delivery.

The size of the fetus observed by ultrasound is only a manifestation of the growth of the fetus in utero. It is not possible to determine whether the fetus will be born earlier or later. Whether the fetus is mature and whether it is born does not depend on the size of the fetus, but on the fetus itself and some physiological conditions of the pregnant woman.

One of the most common indicators we use is the cervix.