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Anonymous users2024-02-12Hello, if there is nothing abnormal in the others, but the head circumference is one week larger than the double top diameter, this is not abnormal.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11If a pregnant woman wants to have a smooth delivery, the fetus must not be too big, otherwise it will not be able to pass through the birth canal, so she can only choose to have a caesarean section. Fetal development has certain standards, so during pregnancy examinations, doctors will measure the fetus's height, weight, head circumference and other data. So, is it normal for a fetus to have a larger head circumference for a week?
It is not uncommon for women to have a baby head circumference that is one week larger during pregnancy check-ups. Nowadays, pregnant women consume more nutrients, which will make the fetus larger, and the head circumference of the fetus will often be large. If the fetus's head circumference is large, pregnant women should control their dietary intake, and eat less high-calorie, high-sugar foods, and usually eat lighter.
During pregnancy, women should consume a balanced amount of nutrients, so that the fetus can develop healthily. If you consume too much nutrients, it is easy to make the fetus too large, which can make it difficult for pregnant women to have a smooth delivery. Therefore, during pregnancy, it is necessary to follow the principles of moderation, breadth and balance.
During prenatal checkups, if you find that the baby's head circumference is too large, you should pay attention to it. If it is only a little overweight, it is generally caused by overnutrition, as long as you control your diet. If the head circumference is much larger, it is likely that there is a brain problem, such as hydrocephalus, and some measures should be taken in time to allow the fetus to return to normal as soon as possible.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10After some mothers get the results of the pregnancy physical examination, they will find that their baby's double parietal diameter is one week smaller, and they are very worried about whether there is something wrong with the fetus. In fact, pregnant mothers don't need to be overly nervous, what happens when the double top diameter is small for a week, let's take a look with you.
What's going on with the double top diameter being smaller for a week?
The double parietal diameter of the fetus is also directly related to the nutritional status, and the double parietal diameter is smaller for one week, which cannot be ruled out because of the irregular menstruation, resulting in the inaccurate gestational age or the error of B ultrasound measurement. If there are no obvious developmental abnormalities, there is no need to be overly concerned. It is recommended that pregnant women pay attention to the regularity of life and diet, pay attention to strengthening nutrition, eat more high-protein foods, and do regular physical examinations.
What's going on with the double top diameter being too big for a week?
The fetal double parietal diameter is a manifestation of fetal development, which is directly related to the good nutrition and little activity of the expectant mother, which shows that the nutrition of the expectant mother is sufficient, resulting in the large development of the fetus, which is a more common manifestation now, so there is no need to worry, as long as there is no abnormality in the head of the fetus, you can rest assured.
However, if the fetal double parietal diameter is too large, the first consideration is hydrocephalus, and it is recommended to do B ultrasound to check the fetal brain to rule out the possibility of abnormal development of the baby.
Is it reliable to use double parietal diameter to determine the sex of a fetus?
Let's take a look at the method first: subtract the femur length from the double parietal diameter, and the data obtained is greater than 21mm, which is a son, and vice versa, a daughter, the reason is: boys have big heads and short legs, and girls have long legs and small heads.
Many people use the above methods to determine the sex of the fetus, so how accurate is it? In fact, this method has no scientific basis, the double parietal diameter and femur length are only an indicator of fetal development, and have nothing to do with the sex of the fetus, so pregnant mothers can only be used as a pastime and entertainment, not seriously.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09If B ultrasound is done and the baby's head circumference is normal, but the small double top diameter is often due to individual differences, the baby's front and rear head diameter is relatively large, and the double top diameter will be relatively small, but in this case, the normal head circumference will not affect the baby's intelligence.
1.If the baby's double top diameter is small, but the head circumference is normal, indicating that the baby's front and rear head diameter is relatively large, this situation is an individual difference and will not affect the baby's intelligence.
2.In estimating whether the baby's developmental indicators are normal, it needs to be comprehensively measured. One indicator cannot be used as a criterion.
3.In the second trimester of pregnancy, regular prenatal check-ups, such as Down syndrome screening, and four-dimensional color ultrasound deformity examinations are also required to determine the baby's development.
Don't listen to the doctor's alarmism, when I was 37 weeks pregnant, B ultrasound showed that the baby had a double top diameter, and the femoral doctor also said the same, and said that if it really doesn't work, don't ask for it, let me induce labor!! I was about to cry to death, and then my husband found a very famous obstetrics director to do B ultrasound again, he said that the child's head is slightly round, and the natural double top diameter will be less than the normal value, this is because my child's fetal position is not correct (breech), the reason why my organs are squeezed, and analyzed the amniotic fluid and placenta since pregnancy, he thinks there will be no problem at all, and the position of the baby when doing b ultrasound will also affect the data of b ultrasound, which are not 100% accurate in the number of concepts, let me be bold in life, It's just recommended that it is best to give birth to a baby by caesarean section in advance, and then I did the surgery at 39 weeks, and now my baby is a little more than five months old, normal, cute and lively, anywhere is well developed, large movements can meet the requirements of development, head circumference is also completely within the normal value, and the development is good, every time I go to the child care score is an excellent baby! So you must not let your wife have ideological pressure, analyze other situations, like amniotic fluid, if the malformed amniotic fluid will be abnormal, either more or less, and then see if your wife has been pregnant (especially in the first trimester) whether there is a bacterial infection, whether there is contact with toxic things and radiation, whether there is pregnancy hypertension in the third trimester, etc., if these are not, this means that your wife and I are in the same situation, then you have no need to worry, a good mood is the key to the healthy growth of the baby, don't be afraid, I'm sure the baby and mom will be fine, bless them!
It is not possible to give birth naturally, because the range of the mother's birth canal is between 80 and 90mm, and beyond this range, it will inevitably increase the chance of dystocia during the baby's birth.
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Generally, pregnant women at 39 weeks of pregnancy, the day of labor is very close, many pregnant women are more worried about whether they can give birth smoothly, at this time, if the child's double parietal diameter is large, then it will lead to dystocia, or can only choose caesarean section, in addition, if the fetal double parietal diameter is small, it may be caused by the child's malnutrition, so what should be done if the fetus at 39 weeks of pregnancy has a small double parietal diameter? >>>More