At the 36th week of pregnancy, the baby has developed well, and most fetuses can survive after breastfeeding, but it should be noted that
At this time, the adaptability of the fetus to the outside world is still relatively poor. Be sure to keep warm to avoid fetal hyaline membrane lesions or neonatal scleredema.
Pay close attention to the changes of newborns during hospitalization and communicate with doctors in time if there are any problems.
All fetuses within 37 weeks are considered premature. If there is nothing abnormal in the pregnant woman, it is recommended to wait until the child is born at full term. If you are born too early, your child's organs are not well developed, and you may face various dangers. Hospitals are usually placed in incubators.
My baby was born at 36 weeks +5, because the water can't protect the fetus. I was so scared at that time, but after the baby was born, I was lucky to develop well, which was equivalent to a full-term baby.
Therefore, if the mother who asks questions feels unwell, please go to the hospital in time, and the hospital will arrange full-term pregnancy if necessary.
However, if the gestational age is accurate, after 36 weeks, the baby's organs are basically mature, and it is a nearly mature fetus, and there will be no many complications of premature delivery. If the baby really gives birth at 36 weeks, it is generally not a big problem, and it is generally not necessary to transfer to the neonatal department for special treatment.
Of course, premature infants may have hypoplasia of lungs and other organs, and are prone to respiratory distress syndrome after birth, and some neonatal scleredema may also occur.
If this happens, it may take a few days to observe in the neonatal department.
Can a fetus be born after 36 weeks of pregnancy? Is it too early? Premature delivery is defined as a person who gives birth within 28 weeks to 37 weeks, which is called premature delivery. Being born at 36 weeks of pregnancy belongs to the category of premature delivery, belonging to late premature delivery, and the survival rate of infants is close to that of full-term infants.
Can a fetus be born after 36 weeks of pregnancy? Whether this is possible depends on the cause of premature birth:
To sum up, it is feasible to terminate the pregnancy at 36 weeks of pregnancy, but it is not feasible if it is intentionally terminated. Babies who give birth at 36 weeks' gestation belong to premature delivery, and there may be complications of premature delivery, but the probability is low, and the survival rate of newborns is close to that of full-term infants. Good luck with your pregnancy.
Premature at 36 weeks?
Being born at 36 weeks is considered premature.
According to the initiative of the World Health Organization 196 1, premature delivery refers to a person who is pregnant for 28 weeks (196 days) but less than 37 weeks (259 days). During this period, the birth weight was 1000 2499g, and the newborn with incomplete organs was premature.
Some countries also define the lower limit of premature delivery time as 24 or 20 weeks of pregnancy. According to this definition, being born at 36 weeks of pregnancy is considered premature.
Premature delivery is one of the important causes of perinatal death, and the development of various organs of premature infants is not perfect. The smaller the gestational age, the lighter the weight and the worse the prognosis. Premature delivery accounts for about 5% of the total delivery, 15%. The condition of premature infants changes rapidly, and there are often apnea, dyspnea, feeding difficulties, hypothermia, infection, jaundice and so on. After birth, you may need to be hospitalized in the neonatal department for observation, and your body temperature, pulse, breathing and other vital signs should be monitored by a monitor. In the process of taking care of premature babies, mothers and their families should pay attention to observing their eating, mental reaction, crying, reflection, complexion, skin color, limb temperature and so on. Seek medical attention in time when problems are found.
This content was reviewed by Chief Physician Zou of Beijing Maternity Hospital.
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It's not up to you to have a baby, especially a natural birth. It will be a full-term baby in 37 weeks. Although 36 weeks is premature, people are now well nourished, especially pregnant mothers. Therefore, as long as the nutrition during pregnancy can keep up with the baby born at 36 weeks, it will basically be healthier. If there is no congenital disease, everyone can basically survive.
The baby is full-term at 37 weeks, and premature at 36 weeks, of course, but the baby at 36 weeks is mature and can survive after breastfeeding, which is no different from the normal baby.
Count! The baby must be in the mother's stomach for at least 37 weeks, and the baby will be full moon after 37 weeks. All babies born before 37 weeks are premature.
It is said that all babies under 37 weeks are premature. Among my friends, there are many healthy babies born at 36 weeks old who don't even need to go into the incubator.
It should be considered that the time is not yet ripe. My child was born at 36 weeks+1 day, but he was very healthy after birth. He is not in the incubator, and he has no jaundice, but he has lost a little weight, only 2500 grams.