The baby is 2 weeks on the small side and usually there is no serious effect. It is necessary to check the gestational week, regular obstetric examination, and deal with any abnormality in a timely manner.
It is very common for ultrasound to indicate that the size of the fetus is on the small side compared to the normal gestational week during the labor and delivery checkups, so there is no need to worry too much about it. When the ultrasound examination of the fetus is 2 weeks small, first of all, first of all, check the gestational week. If the deviation is due to an error in gestational week estimation, there is usually no need to worry too much.
Moreover, the size of the fetus depends on a variety of factors such as genetics, and for pregnant women who are not tall and underweight, the size of the fetus may also be smaller than the normal indicators. If the ultrasound suggests that the fetus is smaller than 2 weeks, there is usually no problem, and as long as the developmental indicators of the fetus are normal, the pregnancy can be normal.
Therefore, if the fetus is 2 weeks smaller than normal, we should first actively look for related factors, and need to observe closely during the later labor checkups. If the 2 weeks smaller than normal situation persists, it will not have too much effect on the delivery of the fetus at full term.
If the gap is getting bigger and bigger, then we need to pay attention to it and consult a doctor in time to find out the cause and then decide whether intervention is needed.