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What Is Mild IUGR(Intraterine Growth Restriction) Mean?
What is mild iugr?
How it can be treated?
My wife is in her 31 week of pregnancy n she was detected with mild in sonography as her abdominal circumference (ac) was coming 27weeks 6 days.
The gyno has given amino supplement and lrg 6 sachets and hs advised bed rest?
What all I have to do to bring all the parameter to normal.
How it can be treated?
My wife is in her 31 week of pregnancy n she was detected with mild in sonography as her abdominal circumference (ac) was coming 27weeks 6 days.
The gyno has given amino supplement and lrg 6 sachets and hs advised bed rest?
What all I have to do to bring all the parameter to normal.
Wed, 3 Dec 2014
Hi and thanks for your query.
IUGR is intrauterine growth reduction,baby appears small.
A baby may not be growing properly if he's not getting the oxygen and nutrients he needs to thrive.
Whatever the cause of the IUGR, you'll have an ultrasound every two to four weeks to check your baby's size and rate of growth since the last ultrasound, and to estimate the amount of amniotic fluid in your womb.
Your baby will also be monitored with nonstress tests, biophysical profiles, and Doppler ultrasounds (to check blood flow to and from your baby).
Your caregiver may also ask you to do "fetal kick counts" to keep track of your baby's movements.
This is a good way for you to monitor your baby's well-being between prenatal
appointments.
There aren't any medication to treat IUGR.
S
ALL THE BEST
IUGR is intrauterine growth reduction,baby appears small.
A baby may not be growing properly if he's not getting the oxygen and nutrients he needs to thrive.
Whatever the cause of the IUGR, you'll have an ultrasound every two to four weeks to check your baby's size and rate of growth since the last ultrasound, and to estimate the amount of amniotic fluid in your womb.
Your baby will also be monitored with nonstress tests, biophysical profiles, and Doppler ultrasounds (to check blood flow to and from your baby).
Your caregiver may also ask you to do "fetal kick counts" to keep track of your baby's movements.
This is a good way for you to monitor your baby's well-being between prenatal
appointments.
There aren't any medication to treat IUGR.
S
ALL THE BEST
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