Category: Prenatal examination

In early pregnancy, you cannot feel the fetal heart with your hands, but you can detect it with ultrasound or a fetal heart monitor. In late pregnancy, in addition to…

Whether or not a pregnant woman can have a normal delivery is usually determined by the position and heartbeat of the fetus, the mother’s labor force, and the condition of…

Whether it is normal for a pregnant woman to have a placenta class II at 33 weeks of pregnancy needs to be judged in the light of the specific conditions…

Fetal movement in 38 weeks of pregnancy is strong and powerful, usually caused by physiological factors, but also may be an abnormal situation, need to borrow the relevant examination methods…

At 38 weeks of pregnancy, a fetus that is one month smaller than the gestational week is not necessarily a fetal abnormality. When the fetus is affected by factors such…

38 weeks pregnant thigh pain is not necessarily the birth of the inner thigh, need to be identified according to the specific circumstances: 1, non-natal symptoms: may be due to…

The pulling pain at the bottom of the abdomen at 36 weeks of pregnancy may be related to the pulling of uterine ligaments, increased estrogen levels, fetal head settlement, etc.…

Generally at the end of the 12th week of pregnancy, the fetus’s limbs have been able to move, at this time the pregnant woman herself will not feel fetal movement.…

Generally, pregnant women only need to hold their urine during the transabdominal ultrasound examination in early pregnancy, and usually do not need to do so at other times. However, there…

Generally speaking, there is no particularly noticeable change in the abdomen of a pregnant woman in the second month of pregnancy, which in layman’s terms means that she is not…