36th week going on, Mild placenta insuff

2022-01-21 15:12:27
Pregnancy - 36 th week going. Doppler Ultrasound test results - Mild Placenta Insufficiency. Umb Art flow >1.8 maintained CPR=3rd Percentile<5 is abnormal. We are worried about this as doc is concerned. Doc advise - to induce in 37th week and deliver vaginal. Question - as major parts like brain,lungs,Lever develop in 37-38-39 weeks, will this affect baby in long term or its growth? Please advise if we should wait untill 39th week for full growth. Is placenta insufficiency a major complication or risky? What should we do?
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Answered2022-01-29 14:27:47

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Ur dr is absolutely correct Baby's major parts hv already developed Baby is safe n Fully mature after 37 weeks Waiting till 39 weeks u may loose the baby Placental insufficiency means baby is not getting adequate nutrition n blood

Answered2022-01-22 10:00:03

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Answered2022-01-21 15:59:23

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Get a scan repeated after one week before induction for normal delivery... plus get injection of betnesol for fetal lung maturity on a safer side.... consultant your Gynaecologist for the same...... be very cautious if your are planning for a normal' delivery in this scenario and it's your first pregnancy......
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keep a count of your daily fetal movements.... if u don't perceive them contact your Gynaecologist immediately

Answered2022-01-21 15:34:00

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