The umbilical cord is too thin and the baby has developmental delay

During the pregnancy process, as the gestational age increases, the fetus will continue to grow. Generally, if the fetus is one week smaller or larger, it is also within the normal range. However, some pregnant women find that the fetus is several weeks smaller during prenatal check-ups, and they are very worried about whether there is a problem with the health of the fetus. What are the common reasons for the delayed development of the fetus? The following editor will tell you.

1. Pregnant women themselves

(1) Pregnant woman’s weight. If the pregnant woman's weight before pregnancy does not reach 54kg, and her weight during pregnancy is too high or too low, it will increase the probability of delayed fetal development.

(2) Physical fitness of pregnant women. The main reason for the significant difference in newborn weight is controlled by the parents' genes, especially the pregnant mother's genetic factors. The pregnant woman's weight, age at pregnancy, and whether she has given birth before all have an impact. The physical fitness of the pregnant woman herself is an important factor. If the expectant mother is weak, especially for pregnant women with pregnancy-related chronic kidney disease, severe anemia and heart disease, pregnancy-induced hypertension syndrome and various diffuse vascular diseases, the baby she carries is likely to be malnourished. Some infections and immune system diseases will also have a negative impact on the baby's development.

(3) Living habits of pregnant women. If a pregnant woman has bad habits such as regular smoking, alcoholism, drug abuse, etc. during labor or pregnancy, it will also increase the probability of delayed development of the baby's intrauterine language.

2. Baby

(1) History of genetic diseases or chromosomal diseases. For fetuses with this type of disease, their symptoms of delayed uterine cavity development appear relatively early, such as Down syndrome and Turner syndrome.

(2) Infection by bacterial or viral microorganisms. For example, infection with microorganisms such as rubella virus, herpes simplex virus, toxoplasma, and Treponema pallidum can also cause delayed development of fetal intrauterine language.

(3) Twin pregnancy. When a pregnant woman is carrying twin babies, uneven distribution of nutrients can also cause delayed development of the fetus's uterine cavity language.

3. Test tube embryos and fetal umbilical cord

The umbilical cord of the fetus is the bridge connecting the fetus and the pregnant mother. If there is a problem of embryo blockage and placental insufficiency, the fetus will find it difficult to obtain nutrients and develop properly. And if the umbilical cord of the fetus is too long, too thin or tangled, it will also have a negative impact on the fetus's absorption of nutrients.

If the fetus's speech and language development is delayed for several weeks, it will cause great damage to the development of each organ of the fetus, and it is easy to cause some congenital symptoms in the fetus, which is not good for the health of the fetus. In order to prevent the fetus's speech and language development delay, you need to maintain your own living habits for a long time from the beginning of pregnancy preparation, a regular life schedule, a reasonable nutrition combination, sufficient nutritional supplements, proper exercise and fitness training, and increase resistance. Only in this way can you have a healthy body to safely pass the entire pregnancy period and ensure the healthy growth of the fetus.