How to improve the thick placenta

The test tube embryos of female friends have a great impact on the development of children. Generally, female friends will conduct some examinations on the test tube embryos. Some female friends found that their test tube embryos were slightly thicker during the examination, which increased the psychological pressure of female friends a lot. So what should we do if the test tube embryos are slightly thick? How to improve the thick test tube embryos?

What should I do if the test tube embryo is slightly thick? How can I improve the thickness of the test tube embryo?

Under normal circumstances, the thickness of the placenta measured by B-ultrasound is 3.6-3.8 cm, usually not exceeding 5 cm. The characteristic of the film-like test tube embryo is that the test tube embryo occupies a large area and is thin, which is conducive to bleeding in the second half of pregnancy. If it is a small test tube embryo, it may lead to delayed language development in the fetal uterine cavity and a full-term low birth weight baby. It is abnormal if the test tube embryo is too thick or too thin. Thickening of the test tube embryo generally indicates complications of the pregnant woman, and some abnormalities are found in the development of the fetus in the uterine cavity. If the placenta thickness is within the normal range, there is no need to worry. In the later stages of pregnancy, the placenta grade should be checked regularly to ensure the normal development of the fetus. If the test tube embryo is too thin, you should pay attention to eliminating the film-like test tube embryo. The characteristic of the film-like test tube embryo is that the test tube embryo occupies a large area and is thin, which is conducive to bleeding in the second half of pregnancy. If it is a small test tube embryo, it may lead to delayed language development in the fetal uterine cavity and a full-term low birth weight baby.

Be careful if the test tube embryo is too thick. It will grow and thicken prematurely, which will cause hypoxia in the child's uterus. If the test tube embryo is thickened, you should be alert to the possibility of placental abruption, giant test tube embryo, placental sinus dilatation, etc. Regular B-ultrasound examinations should be performed to check the condition of the test tube embryo. The most important thing is to check the condition of the fetal uterine cavity. If there is a serious threat to the fetus, stop the pregnancy at any time! If the test tube embryo is so thick after birth, it is recommended to do a test tube embryo pathology examination to eliminate pathophysiological conditions. If you experience abdominal pain or bleeding, go to the hospital immediately to check the condition of the test tube embryo immediately. You should eat all the nutrients you want without being picky, so that you can ensure the fetal diet.

How much does the placenta thickness standard cost?

Generally speaking, the thickness of the placenta is between 25 and 50 mm. According to the changes in the fetal chorion, test tube embryo light spot, and basement membrane, the perfection of the placenta can be divided into four levels: 0, Ⅰ, Ⅱ, and Ⅲ. This is closely related to the development time of the fetus. The longer the pregnancy, the higher the perfection of the placenta.

Placental thickness can be accurately measured by ultrasound. The thickness of a normal full-term test tube embryo is about 36~38mm, generally not exceeding 50mm. Simply comparing the thickness of the placenta does not have much practical significance, because the test tube embryo will become thicker due to edema in cases of uterine cavity infection or hemolysis. It is recommended to consult your obstetrician to determine whether further examination is needed. The characteristic of the film-like test tube embryo is that the test tube embryo occupies a large area and is thin, which is conducive to bleeding in the second half of pregnancy. If it is a small test tube embryo, it may lead to delayed language development in the fetal uterine cavity and a full-term low birth weight baby. The placenta thickness is 34 mm at 32 weeks of pregnancy and 31 mm at 37 weeks.

The test tube embryo will gradually grow stronger as the pregnancy progresses. The thickness of the placenta can also cause some variation. However, as non-professional staff, even though we know that test tube embryos are very important for pregnancy, most mothers do not know how to judge them. Generally speaking, it is recommended that mothers go to the outpatient clinic of each hospital immediately to consult the doctor for details, and avoid making judgments on their own. However, generally speaking, the closer to full term, the healthier the test tube embryo is, and the more uneven the echo will be.