PREGNANT and complications

2018-08-08 19:59:57
Unknown SONOGRAM and grand multiparity i am DIAGNOSED yet do not understand
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Answered2018-08-09 04:16:42

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A woman who has given birth 5 or more times is called a grand multipara. For a pregnancy to count as a "birth", it must go to at least 20 weeks' gestation (the mid-point of a full-term pregnancy) or yield an infant that weighs at least 500 grams, irrespective of whether the infant is liveborn or not. As for the sonogram would require to see details to comment on it.

Answered2018-08-09 04:20:25

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