Pregnant women with placental maturity level 1 at 22 weeks of pregnancy need to pay attention to calcium intake in their diet.
Under normal circumstances, the placenta should have a maturity of 0 at 22 weeks of pregnancy, but when ultrasound examination at 22 weeks of pregnancy reveals that the placenta has a maturity of 1, there is no need to be overly nervous at this time, and there is no need for special treatment, and regular follow-up labor and delivery examination can be carried out.
Placental maturity grade 1 is most likely due to excessive calcium supplementation, resulting in calcium deposition. The common calcium-containing substances include beans and bean products, cereals and nuts, mushrooms, milk, eggs, shrimp, black fungus, etc. However, if you find that the placenta is moving, you should not worry about it.
However, if you find an abnormal fetal movement, it is likely to suggest that the fetus intrauterine hypoxia, this time you need to consult a doctor in a timely manner, if necessary, need regular oxygen therapy.