Pregnancy consultation on risks of excessive amniotic fluid and fetal malformation

A pregnant woman discovered fetal abnormalities through an ultrasound at 30 weeks of pregnancy, with a biparietal diameter of 78 millimeters, abdominal circumference of 71 millimeters, femur length of 48 millimeters, and amniotic fluid of 83 millimeters. She inquires about the possibility of cartilage dysplasia and how to handle the situation.

A pregnant woman has had a body temperature of 37-37.5 degrees for three consecutive days, accompanied by dizziness, weakness, and fatigue. She inquires about the impact on the fetus and seeks advice.

Epilepsy patients are generally not recommended to become pregnant during treatment, as the medication can affect fetal health.

Patient inquires whether menstrual delay is related to the ex-boyfriend and how to calculate the due date.

Understanding the risk assessment of Down syndrome during pregnancy

What are the effects of getting the HPV vaccine and taking emergency contraception in the early stages of pregnancy?