During pregnancy, the fetus in a woman's body also needs a certain amount of nutrition, and the fetus in the body also needs to excrete waste. These are all brought about through the umbilical cord, so the umbilical cord is undoubtedly an important organ for material exchange between the fetus and the mother. So, what impact does a single umbilical artery have on the child?
If a fetus has a single umbilical artery, it cannot be ruled out that fetal growth may be restricted and the development of the cardiovascular system may be incomplete. Therefore, if such a situation occurs, it is recommended to constantly observe the fetal heart development and go to a regular hospital for echocardiography and color ultrasound examination.
Unidirectional arteries are one of the manifestations of incomplete fetal development, and this situation can affect the nutrient intake and other problems of the fetus in the body. Therefore, special attention should be paid. It is recommended that if this problem occurs, a more careful examination should be conducted to avoid any harm to the fetus in the abdomen.
Pregnancy checkups are very important for women during pregnancy, as they can effectively detect any problems with the fetus. However, any problems that arise should be treated with the correct mindset, without excessive tension. It is important to maintain a stable and relaxed mood. Once any discomfort occurs, it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly at a regular hospital and use the correct medical methods to solve it. Women should pay attention to healthy diet and appropriate walking during pregnancy.
