During this examination, we focus on.

1. Position of the baby
2. Size of the baby
3. Amount of amniotic fluid
4. Placental blood flow resistance
5. Overall health of the baby

In most cases, babies assume a head-down position by the end of pregnancy. However, occasionally, a breech position may occur, where the baby’s bottom is closest to the cervix.

By comparing the baby’s size with the expected growth stage, we can provide valuable insights into their development. Additionally, we can estimate the baby’s weight based on these measurements.

We also use Doppler ultrasound to assess placental blood flow resistance in the umbilical artery, ensuring optimal health for both you and your baby.