State 6 reasons for fundal height being greater than the weeks of amenorrhea?

1. Multiple gestation: Fundal height may be greater than expected if a woman is carrying more than one baby.

2. Polyhydramnios: Excessive amniotic fluid can cause the uterus to measure larger than expected for the number of weeks of pregnancy.

3. Fetal macrosomia: A larger-than-average baby can cause the fundal height to be greater than expected for the gestational age.

4. Uterine fibroids: Non-cancerous growths in the uterus can distort its shape and size, leading to an increased fundal height.

5. Maternal obesity: Excess maternal weight can make it more difficult to accurately measure fundal height, leading to a discrepancy between the measurement and the weeks of pregnancy.

6. Inaccurate measurement technique: Improper technique or inconsistencies in measuring fundal height can result in a measurement that is greater than expected for the gestational age.

1. Macrosomia: A large baby with excessive growth can lead to an increased fundal height.
2. Multiple gestation: Carrying twins or more can result in a larger uterus and a higher fundal height than expected.
3. Uterine fibroids or other uterine anomalies: Benign growths or abnormal uterine shapes can contribute to a distended uterus and elevate the fundal height.
4. Polyhydramnios: An excessive amount of amniotic fluid can cause the uterus to expand more, leading to a higher fundal height measurement.
5. Maternal obesity: Excess maternal weight can lead to an increased abdominal girth and displacement of the uterus upward, resulting in a greater fundal height.
6. Measurement error: Incorrect measurement techniques or improper positioning during the examination can overestimate the fundal height.