Baby Entwicklung?

hey Leute

habe da mal eine Frage ich bin jetzt in der 40ssw ET ist am 24.01 das einzige was bei mir ist bisschen senkwehen und sehr starken Ausfluss

laut FA ist mumu geschlossen und hat sich nicht verkürzt ich hatte meine letzte Vorsorge gehabt wo man im Fruchtwasser bisschen Käseschmiere gesehen hat und laut Entwicklung ist er erst in der 38ssw

ich vermute mal das ich über mein ET komme was gar nicht schlimm ist

meine Frage ist warten die jetzt etwas länger wegen der Einleitung wegen der Entwicklung oder wie läuft das allgemein mit der Einleitung ab und wer entscheidet das und wie lange ist allgemein warten nach dem ET

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Isuzu189
2 months ago

You don’t have to be in a forced manner anyway. Usually you wait up to max. 14 days after ET until one is at least urgently advised to initiate.

Should your fruit bubble burst beforehand, you have realistically but only 48 hours of time until something is made due to increased danger of infection (clearly you can still refuse here, no one is forced to initiate or even imperial cut. But in the case of the burst fruit bubble, please do not lose too much time in the sense of the child)

By the way, 75% of the births in Germany happen after calculated ET.

Jina2000
2 months ago

If there is no medical reason for an introduction (lower oxygen supply or similar) I wouldn’t do it!

Nowadays every woman is offered and some are really 1 week in the hospital and have every day inductions and pain. (Of course, there are also those where it hits faster). But in general it is more stressful for the mom and for the child.

Siraaa
2 months ago

With us in the clinic, starting with ET+7, the introduction is usually recommended, starting with ET+10 is urgently advised.

However, if the child is estimated to be very large/heavy, or if there are other reasons, then it is also introduced earlier.

Elli113
2 months ago

who decides

You. It’s your body and your baby, and that’s why you’re taking responsibility and meeting all the decisions.

As regards the Guideline to the Introduction:

In accordance with the guidelines of the DGGG, an introduction is generally offered from 41+0, from 41+3 (i.e. from 10 days on ET) and is strongly advised from 42+0.

Of course, it can be that because of the individual situation it is deviated and an introduction is recommended earlier.

To make a decision: try “VRANNI”:

V = Benefits = What benefits does it have when applying the proposed measure?

R = Risks = What risks exist?

A = Alternatives = Are there alternatives? Which one?

N = Is it an emergency?

N = doing nothing = what happens if nothing is done?

I = Intuition = What does the abdominal feeling of the bears/parents say?

according to development he is only in the 38sw

Precisely at the end of the pregnancy, ultrasound measurements can vary greatly, partly by +/- 500g. My second child was estimated at 3300g on the ET and was born at the ET+1 with 2960g, so well 10% less than estimated.

Speaking of: I was at ET at my gymn and the finding was like you, mother’s mouth closed, cervical neck at 3.5cm. 24 hours later, I cuddled at home with my baby in bed.

Jina2000
2 months ago
Reply to  Elli113

I’ve been there two days before, and you haven’t seen any hospitals if you can help. At the right release date, where I would have had the next female doctor appointment, I had born my son

Elli113
2 months ago
Reply to  Jina2000

Don’t help me because I’m not the questioner;-)

Jina2000
2 months ago

My also the questioner, as you have also written your experience under it, I thought it was completed by a second 🙂

KeineAhnung9646
2 months ago

The women’s doctors go after your et which was calculated in the first weeks, because one can still determine the week quite safely, but at the end of the ss no longer because the development is too different! The fact is that the female doctors leave as far as I know until ET+10, in some cases if everything is okay up to maximum ET+14. Not because it would be too dangerous for the child, the placenta would no longer provide it properly and an oxygen deficiency can cause mental disabilities in the worst case, so doctors do not risk it at all and initiate at 10 days after ET.

Molly4321
2 months ago

My smallest came 42 plus 1. However, my midwife has postponed the date in the mother pass

Otherwise they would have been insulted. However, I was regularly at ctg. It was strictly controlled. The little one was a little big at birth. However, healthy.

Jana174923
2 months ago

It is recommended to start from 42+0. But if the child and mother go well, you can wait him longer.

Introducing is strong for mother and child and should only be done with medical reason and well balanced.