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In a 35-week pregnancy with a history of first-trimester bleeding, PCOD, and a current finding of a low fetal abdominal circumference (280 mm), can engaging in light household chores like cooking restrict fetal nutrition and worsen growth, or is strict bed rest required alongside dietary interventions to improve fetal abdominal circumference?
In a 35-week pregnancy with a history of first-trimester bleeding, PCOD, and a current finding of a low fetal abdominal circumference (280 mm), can engaging in light household chores like cooking restrict fetal nutrition and worsen growth, or is strict bed rest required alongside dietary interventions to improve fetal abdominal circumference?
Answered 17 days ago