Fetal weight calculator

If the pregnant mother compares the baby's weight and length told by the doctor during the prenatal check-up with the results of the fetal weight calculator, she will find that her baby's weight may not be consistent with the test results, and there may even be a big gap. This is because the range of fetal weight differences is already very large. Let's discuss the use of fetal weight calculation methods.

In fact, as long as the deviation is within the expected weight within two weeks (no more than 10-90% of the growth range), it is within the acceptable range.

Under normal circumstances, the method of calculating fetal weight is relatively accurate, but not certain. It is a common calculation method in gynecology. The calculation method for measuring fetal weight is generally based on the fetal biparietal diameter of the fetus, but the standard value has a certain degree of deviation.

The calculation method of fetal weight can reflect the development status of the fetus. By calculating the baby's weight, it can reflect the state of nutrient absorption to a certain extent, and then adjust the diet of pregnant women according to the growth and development of the fetus and adjust the nutrition appropriately. If the fetus's various tests are normal, there is no need to worry too much about weight. During pregnancy, pregnant women must pay attention to regular prenatal checkups to observe the growth and development of the baby in the uterus.

The fetal weight calculator is still accurate. It is a common measurement method in obstetrics and has a certain deviation. By accurately measuring the weight of the fetus, it can reflect the normal development of the fetus. The lightness or heaviness of the fetus can reflect the state of nutrient absorption. Nutrition can also be increased or appropriately adjusted according to the weight of the fetus. However, the fetal weight calculated by the baby weight calculator does not mean the exact weight of the fetus. B-ultrasound can also be used to observe the growth and development of the child.