Whether a pregnant woman can have a natural delivery is not determined by her personal wishes. Doctors will make an accurate judgment based on her age, physical condition, and the development of the fetus in her belly. If the fetus is overweight, there is a high risk of vaginal delivery. So, what is the weight of the fetus that cannot be delivered naturally?
If the fetus is a macrosomia, it cannot be delivered naturally. macrosomia refers to a body weight exceeding eight pounds. Due to the weight of the fetus, the head circumference will also increase. When passing through the birth canal, it will compress the birth canal, which not only causes the baby's head to deform easily, but also affects the progress of production. The safety of both mother and child is not guaranteed, so the fetus is a huge baby, and natural delivery should not be chosen.
But if you want to have a natural childbirth, it's not necessarily better for the baby to be younger. Due to the small size of the baby, there may be fetal abnormalities, such as abnormal chromosomes, and the fetus is prone to virus infection, which seriously affects the normal development of the fetus.
Although a smaller fetus may be easier to give birth to, it is still important for the baby's health to receive timely and adequate nutrition with the help of a doctor. If you don't want to have a huge baby, your mother's diet is also crucial. You can't keep taking supplements, otherwise it will lead to excessive nutrition, which should be within the scope of science. During the entire pregnancy, it is best for the mother's weight to increase by only about 10 kilograms. Pregnant mothers can eat high protein foods such as meat and eggs.
