6 months premature

Although premature birth is an abnormal birth phenomenon, most premature babies can still survive. With the changes in the modern living environment and the accelerated pace of people's lives, the phenomenon of premature babies has become more and more common, and the months of premature birth are getting younger and younger. For example, what's the matter with a 6-month premature birth? Let’s take a look at the explanation below, I hope everyone can understand it.

Although pregnant mothers suffer the pain of early pregnancy when they are carrying their babies, the happiness they feel in their hearts is indescribable. Entering the second trimester, the mother's various conditions gradually return to normal, and the fetus is also moving happily in the uterus. However, accidents can also happen during the second trimester, and that is premature birth.

Premature birth refers to delivery between 28 and 37 weeks of gestation (196 to 258 days). Literature reports that premature births account for 5% to 15% of all births. Newborns born during this period weighing 1000 to 2499 grams and with immature organs are called premature babies. The premature infant mortality rate in China is 12.7% to 20.8%, while abroad, the younger the gestational age and the lower the weight, the higher the mortality rate. The main causes of death were perinatal asphyxia, intracranial hemorrhage, and deformity. Even if premature babies survive, they often have neurological and intellectual developmental defects.

Why is premature birth six months?

1. Chorioamniotic infection is an important cause of premature birth. The sources of infection are microorganisms in the cervix and vagina, and some come from intrauterine infection. Infection is also an important factor leading to premature rupture of membranes, and premature birth often occurs together with premature rupture of membranes.

2. In twin or multiple pregnancies, excessive amniotic fluid can increase the pressure in the uterine cavity, leading to early labor and premature birth.

3. During the second trimester, the cervix dilates passively and the amniotic sac bulges into the cervical canal. The change in tension causes the fetal membrane to rupture, resulting in premature rupture of the membrane and premature birth.

4. Uterine malformations are caused by uterine hypoplasia, leading to late miscarriage or premature birth.

For pregnant mothers, various examinations before and during pregnancy are essential. If there is an accident, timely intervention can be made. Miscarriage in the second trimester is very harmful to pregnant mothers. It is best to provide psychological counseling in time to welcome the arrival of the next healthy baby.