How long can a baby survive if its born in 30 weeks?

Babies born at 30 weeks have a good chance of survival. With modern medical care, most babies born at 30 weeks are able to survive and thrive. The survival rate for babies born at 30 weeks is about 95%.

Babies born at 30 weeks are considered to be premature, but they are not as premature as babies born at earlier gestations. Premature babies are born before 37 weeks of gestation. Babies born at 30 weeks are about 1 pound, 12 ounces, and are about 15 inches long. They are still very small and underdeveloped, but they have a good chance of survival if they receive proper medical care.

Babies born at 30 weeks may have some health problems, such as respiratory problems, feeding difficulties, and jaundice. They may also need to stay in the hospital for a long time. However, most babies born at 30 weeks are able to eventually go home and live normal lives.

Here are some of the things that can affect the survival of a baby born at 30 weeks:

* The baby's gestational age. The more premature a baby is, the lower their chance of survival.

* The baby's birth weight. The smaller a baby is, the lower their chance of survival.

* The baby's overall health. Babies with other health problems are more likely to have complications.

* The quality of medical care. Babies who receive good medical care are more likely to survive.

Overall, the survival rate for babies born at 30 weeks is good. With modern medical care, most babies born at 30 weeks are able to survive and thrive.