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We recently went for a obst scan, my wife is 35 weeks. we were informed thatthe baby is 2.389kgs. advise if this is a cause for alarm. any dos&donts?
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It fine: That's around 5 pounds, which is fine for 35 weeks. In the last 4 weeks of pregnancy babies can gain as much as 1/2 pound per week. So it sounds like she is on track.
Answered 5/17/2015
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