A preterm newborn refers to any baby born before completing the full term of pregnancy, which is 39 weeks. A baby born at 36 weeks is considered preterm and is usually referred to as a late preterm baby. Late preterm babies are born between 34 and 37 weeks of gestation and make up more than 70% of all preterm births.
Late preterm babies are more likely to experience medical problems than babies born at full term. It is important to understand the risks they may face.
It is important to be aware of the risks that late preterm babies may face. Parents should talk to their doctor or health care provider to learn more about the potential risks and how to best care for their preterm baby.
Preterm babies born at 36 weeks of gestational age are considered moderately preterm, and are at increased risk for health problems due to their early arrival. Treatment options for these babies are designed to minimize the risk of long-term health consequences and promote healthy development.
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