How many months can premature birth be born?

Premature birth usually occurs after 7 months of gestation, and most cases require more than 28 weeks of gestation.

When the fetus is usually over 28 weeks old, most of its own cardiopulmonary functions have developed to a good state. After premature birth, incubator treatment is usually beneficial to improve the survival rate and survival rate of the fetus, the development of various organs in the body and the promotion of cardiopulmonary function, and the risk of fetal death. It is also beneficial to prevent the occurrence of various complications or sequelae. Compared with the risk level and mortality rate, the survival rate will be lower, and it is relatively high, usually lower than that of premature babies under 7 months old. The various organs and cardiopulmonary functions of the body are severely underdeveloped, and most of them have a low survival rate. It will also lead to serious consequences such as various complications and sequelae in the premature baby's body.

During pregnancy, it is usually necessary to maintain a reasonable diet and avoid excessive physical fatigue, which is beneficial to the healthy development and growth of the fetus, thereby preventing the adverse reactions of premature birth and facilitating full-term delivery of the fetus.

Regular prenatal checkups are helpful in understanding the health status of the fetus in the uterine cavity. Changes in fetal movements also need to be closely observed. When fetal movements increase significantly or are too frequent, it is possible that hypoxia or suffocation has occurred in the uterine cavity. Abdominal color ultrasound and fetal heart rate examinations need to be completed in a timely manner to avoid the consequences of fetal arrest.