Generally, placenta grading 2 to 3 indicates that the placenta has matured, but whether or not to give birth needs to take into account the week of pregnancy, fetal development, and not how much the placenta grading can be. Usually the growth rate of the fetus and the maturity of the placenta should grow in tandem. In general, by the full term of pregnancy, that is, after 37 weeks of pregnancy, the placenta will reach a maturity level of 2-3. If the development of the fetus is also normal, and there are regular contractions, fetal prelude descent and other signs of labor, it means that you can give birth. In clinical practice, the placenta’s degree of maturity is only a reference for labor, whether the pregnant woman is in labor or not, the pregnant woman’s gestational week, the development of the fetus, the fetus in the uterus and so on are more important for the determination of the time of delivery.