During pregnancy, the concern of pregnant women is that the fetus may not absorb enough nutrients in the uterus, and their lifestyle habits may have an impact on the healthy development of the fetus. Both overweight and underweight of the fetus can have a certain impact on the fetus. So, how do we know the baby's weight in late pregnancy?
In late pregnancy, doctors will estimate fetal weight based on the pregnant woman's ultrasound examination and observe whether the pregnant woman is suitable for vaginal delivery. The weight of the fetus cannot be seen and can only be roughly estimated, but this does not represent the actual weight of the fetus. The purpose of predicting weight is to detect fetal development issues early, but the actual weight at birth may have an error of plus or minus 10% to 15% compared to the predicted weight.
Pregnant women must control their weight well in the late stages of pregnancy, especially during dinner. Due to the slow peristalsis of the digestive system in late pregnancy, it is important to eat light and soft foods during dinner. Pregnant women must do appropriate exercise after dinner to reduce the burden on the digestive system and promote blood circulation.
Pregnant women must go to the hospital on time for prenatal check ups and fetal monitoring in the late stages of pregnancy to prevent accidents in the fetus. It is also forbidden to have sexual intercourse, sit and engage in strenuous activities, and pay more attention to rest. Go outdoors more to bask in the sun, do appropriate exercise, and increase the body's immunity.
