Best Doctors for Intrauterine-growth-restriction Treatment in Trinidad/Tobago

Treatment focuses on managing underlying conditions, close monitoring, and potentially early delivery if necessary.

The survival rate varies based on the severity and the underlying cause, but with proper management, many babies with IUGR can survive and thrive.

Yes, it is considered high-risk due to potential complications for both the mother and the baby.

While they may be smaller at birth, many IUGR babies can develop normally with proper medical care and monitoring.

Bed rest alone is not proven to improve outcomes in IUGR, but reducing physical activity might be recommended in some cases.

Yes, but the mode of delivery depends on the baby’s condition and the progression of the pregnancy.

Yes, you can consult a doctor online through Medicas for IUGR treatment.

Visit the Medicas website or app, search for specialists in intrauterine growth restriction, and follow the steps to book an appointment.