Infatuation Rules
Infatuation Rules
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If born before week 37, your baby is considered a “preterm” or “premature” baby. If born before week 28, your baby is considered “extremely premature.” Babies born between weeks 20 to 25 have a very low chance of surviving without neurodevelopmental impairment.
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Read More »Share on Pinterest The end of the third trimester of pregnancy is typically full of both excitement and anxiety for baby’s arrival. It can also be physically uncomfortable and emotionally draining. If you’re in this stage of pregnancy now, you might be experiencing swelling ankles, increased pressure in your lower abdomen and pelvis, and circling thoughts, such as, when will I go into labor? By the time you reach 37 weeks, labor induction might seem like a beautiful gift from the universe, but researchers recommend waiting until your baby is full term, unless there are major health concerns for you or your baby. When is it safest to give birth? A full-term pregnancy is 40 weeks long. Although health practitioners once considered “term” to be from week 37 to week 42, those last few weeks are too vital to ignore. It’s in this final crunch time that your body makes its final preparations for childbirth, while your baby completes the development of necessary organs (like the brain and lungs) and reaches a healthy birth weight. The risk for neonatal complications is lowest in uncomplicated pregnancies delivered between 39 and 41 weeks. To give your baby the healthiest start possible, it’s important to remain patient. Elected labor inductions before week 39 can pose short- and long-term health risks for the baby. Deliveries occurring at week 41 or later can have increased complications too. No two women — no two pregnancies — are the same. Some babies will naturally arrive early, others late, without any major complications. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists categorize deliveries from week 37 to 42 as follows: Early term : 37 weeks through 38 weeks, 6 days : 37 weeks through 38 weeks, 6 days Full term : 39 weeks through 40 weeks, 6 days : 39 weeks through 40 weeks, 6 days Late term : 41 weeks through 41 weeks, 6 days : 41 weeks through 41 weeks, 6 days Post-term: 42 weeks and beyond What is the earliest week you can safely deliver? The earlier your baby is born, the greater the risks to their health and survival. If born before week 37, your baby is considered a “preterm” or “premature” baby. If born before week 28, your baby is considered “extremely premature.” Babies born between weeks 20 to 25 have a very low chance of surviving without neurodevelopmental impairment. Babies delivered before week 23 have only a 5 to 6 percent chance of survival. Nowadays, preterm and extremely preterm babies have the benefit of medical advances to help support the continued development of organs until their level of health is equivalent to that of a term baby. If you know you’ll have an extremely preterm delivery, you can work with your healthcare practitioner to create a plan for the care you and your baby will receive. It’s important to talk openly with your doctor or midwife to learn all of the risks and complications that may arise. One of the most important reasons you want to reach full term in pregnancy is to ensure the complete development of the baby’s lungs. However, there are many factors related to the mom, baby, and placenta which will require the healthcare practitioner, doctor, or midwife to balance the risks associated with reaching full term against the benefit of full lung maturity. Some of these factors include placenta previa, a prior cesarean or myomectomy, preeclampsia, twins or triplets, chronic hypertension, diabetes, and HIV. In some cases, delivery earlier than 39 weeks is necessary. If you go into labor early or if your healthcare provider recommends labor induction, it’s still possible to have a positive, healthy experience. When are most babies born? According to the National Center for Health Statistics , most babies are born full term. To be specific: 57.5 percent of all recorded births occur between 39 and 41 weeks.
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