If you now go into 8-9th month of your pregnancy, you may begin seriously to count your due date. In this modern living, you can cut a couple of weeks for the day of when you should go for delivery. But does delivering baby earlier than should be expected work well? Are there any pros and cons of this option?
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The most beneficial thing from this option is you can set and determine the date of when you have to give birth. This can help you to prepare anything better, because you have known exactly the day of your delivery. But some doctors say that cutting the pregnancy short by even 1-2 weeks may be potential to bring some problems to the newborn.
In general, most pregnancies take about 40 weeks on average (from the day of the last menstruation to the day of delivery). For many years, many people thought that the delivery at 37-38 weeks were safe and fine. But today, many experts believe that the modified delivery even a couple of weeks early can increase the risk of some medical problems to the newborn, according to WebMD.
