
Is A Fetal Weight Of 2750 Gms During 35 Weeks Of Pregnancy A Concern?

Question: I am 35 week 4 days pregnant....i ve taken steriods in 34 week...my doc is not ready fr repeated dose after 35 week...my baby is weighing in yesterday ultrasound 2750+_200gms n measuring a week ahead....i know u cant assure anything...but normally at dis stage if baby born today...without steriod with weight mre than 2.5 kg...will he b ok?becoz i stay in XXXXXXX n nicu facility is not so gud here....
Brief Answer:
Usually there should not be any problems with weight above 2500 grams
Detailed Answer:
Hi...Please do not worry. Any baby born more than 2500grams should not have any problem.
Even if the baby is born today, there would not be any problem at all.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
Usually there should not be any problems with weight above 2500 grams
Detailed Answer:
Hi...Please do not worry. Any baby born more than 2500grams should not have any problem.
Even if the baby is born today, there would not be any problem at all.
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


as i taken steriod in 34 week 1day n 2nd day....nw m 35 week 4 days...steriod effect is gone by nw i tink...at 35 week 4days...do u tink i need repeated dose or lungs get developed by 35 week???
Brief Answer:
Only 2 doses are indicated - no need to repeat the dose
Detailed Answer:
Hi..... I understand your concern.
But only two doses are indicated, no need to repeat the dose of Steroid.
As the baby's weight is appropriate we should expect that the lungs would have got matured appropriately.
There is evidence of short-term respiratory benefits from 2 doses of corticosteroids, but, there is insufficient evidence regarding the potential risks and long-term effects to justify the use of repeated doses of corticosteroids in clinical practice. So I do not recommend Steroids again.
I wish your baby a healthy delivery and good health
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Regards - Dr. Sumanth
Only 2 doses are indicated - no need to repeat the dose
Detailed Answer:
Hi..... I understand your concern.
But only two doses are indicated, no need to repeat the dose of Steroid.
As the baby's weight is appropriate we should expect that the lungs would have got matured appropriately.
There is evidence of short-term respiratory benefits from 2 doses of corticosteroids, but, there is insufficient evidence regarding the potential risks and long-term effects to justify the use of repeated doses of corticosteroids in clinical practice. So I do not recommend Steroids again.
I wish your baby a healthy delivery and good health
After the baby is born, if you have any further queries you can approach me at the following link.
Once the page opens there will be an option below my image as – ASK ME A QUESTION – click on it.
In this way even in health care magic you can follow up always with a single doctor who knows the history of your kid completely.
Please find the link below -
www.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-sumanth-amperayani/67696
Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

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