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Babies who born at 7 month can survive but 8 month babies can't, why???
Sep 29, 202021 engagements
This is WRONG. The longer it stays in the womb up to 9 month the better chance of survival.
Sep 29, 2020
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160RubyZebra26
51There's no such a thing...z more z fetus spends z more z fetus can survive bcz z fetu's organs will develop more
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896seriously bro my sis yeteweledecgew be 8 month nw,yenem guadega google it 8 month babys smart nachew nw milew endewm
Sep 29, 2020MauveStoat26
1323.5I want the answer of this please send me when someone answers it
Sep 29, 2020Anonymous
OPNot sure which study you are quoting when you say 8 month have a higher death rate .. however... Research has shown relatively accurately and consistently that death of premature babies depend on few things..... 1. Reason for prematurity.... if there was a medical reason why a premature labour occured.. if the medical condition is severe enough the child has lower chance of survival... 2. Timing.. the earlier the preterm birth occurs in terms of time.. the higher the risk of death...(this answers your question I guess) 3. Area you are in ... if you go to labour early in a very rural place with not much medical opportunies i'm afraid the little baby will not have a good chance of survival. 4. Competency of the medical team So to summarize.. the risks of babies dying is higher if they are born prematurely, the earliest age in which a child can survive without ventilatory support (and the mom hasnt had any steroids to hasten surfactants in lungs) is roughly 28 weeks.. and baby needs to be more than 1000 g at birth
Sep 30, 2020CharcoalMoose83
65Actually it's not a myth.... it's an embryological condition about the development of the lungs but that doesnt mean every baby born at gestation age of 8 month is gonna die. It's more about the survival rate compared to baby's with 7 month gestational age
Sep 29, 2020Zoskales
3857.5No,The survival rate is higher for 8 months baby. what embryological condition are you refering? When is the lung more matured, at 29 weeks or at 34 weeks? When is surfactant produced? I'm currently participating in a research that's held in Neonatal ICU, I work there and I've witnessed more deaths are in b/n 28-32 weeks GA babies.
Sep 29, 2020GentleRhino17
1Thats a myth. Enem i heard this same thing but then after taking embryology course i discovered that it was just a lie. Fetus survive more endawm at 8th month than 7th month.
Sep 29, 2020Zoskales
3857.5Not sure which study you are quoting when you say 8 month have a higher death rate .. however... Research has shown relatively accurately and consistently that death of premature babies depend on few things..... 1. Reason for prematurity.... if there was a medical reason why a premature labour occured.. if the medical condition is severe enough the child has lower chance of survival... 2. Timing.. the earlier the preterm birth occurs in terms of time.. the higher the risk of death...(this answers your question I guess) 3. Area you are in ... if you go to labour early in a very rural place with not much medical opportunies i'm afraid the little baby will not have a good chance of survival. 4. Competency of the medical team So to summarize.. the risks of babies dying is higher if they are born prematurely, the earliest age in which a child can survive without ventilatory support (and the mom hasnt had any steroids to hasten surfactants in lungs) is roughly 28 weeks.. and baby needs to be more than 1000 g at birth {this is in Ethiopian context}
Sep 29, 2020Squeek
887No there is no such thing. First age is not the only thing that determines the survival. Second they don't die because they r premature they die because of the infections or other related issues caused by it. And this can be prevented before birth
Sep 29, 2020Emanuel
59Yah it is due to lung development in the body
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