Does a bigger fetus mean a healthier fetus?

　　fetus The bigger it is, the better it is healthy , is this true?

　　Being overweight and having a fetus that is too large will increase the risk and difficulty of delivery, and increase the risk of prolonged labor, fetal hypoxia, inhalation of meconium, and injury to arm or clavicle fractures. Sometimes vacuum suction is required, which can easily cause fetal injury, and the chance of injury to the mother's pelvis and perineum will also increase. Therefore, the bigger the fetus is, the better. Smooth delivery is the most important.

　　After birth, babies who eat well will naturally grow well. It’s good to have a normal weight during pregnancy, and don’t eat too much in order to increase the baby’s weight in the later stages. Babies who are heavier at birth may not necessarily grow bigger when they grow up.

　　Doctors remind: There is no need to worry about the size of the baby in the belly, as long as it is within a healthy range. >>>>> What snacks can pregnant women eat? 5kind of delicious