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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2019 · 27 MIN

Ep34: Everything You Need To Know About Having a “Big” Baby

from Birth With Power · host Dr. Nicole C. Rankins

When a baby is suspected to be big, it’s called macrosomia. Join me today as I talk about everything there is to know about macrosomia. Learn the risks that come with having a bigger baby and what can be done to manage it. In this Episode, You'll Learn:What it means when we think you baby is bigPossible outcomes when your baby is suspected to be bigTerms commonly used for babies with excessive growthThe difference between macrosomia and LGAWhat causes a larger than average birth weightThe risk factors for macrosomia or having a big babyHow your OB/GYN physician determine when your baby is bigUncommon and common complications from having a bigger babyWhat should you do when your baby is suspected to be bigHow we manage babies who are suspected to be bigLinks Mentioned In The Episode:Sign up for my FREE online class “Learn How To Make Your Birth Plan The RIGHT Way!”Join my email listFull show notes: www.ncrcoaching.com/episode34Learn more about donating your cord blood and get up to $100 Amazon gift card! --> thecordbloodgroup.com/drnicoleAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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