Aiyah, I know this must be worrying for you. At 31 weeks, 1.5kg is on the smaller side, so your doctor is probably monitoring closely for IUGR, which basically means baby's growth is slower than expected. The good news is you're still quite early, so there's still time for baby to catch up, especially with proper monitoring and maybe more frequent scans. What I've heard from other mums is that gestational age matters more than the absolute weight, so if your baby reaches, say, 38 weeks at 1.8kg, that's actually better progress than staying at 1.5kg. Your doctor might want you to do NST (non-stress tests), more detailed ultrasounds, and possibly discuss delivery timing depending on how things develop. The key thing is close follow-up, don't skip any appointments. It's a bit of a waiting game and can feel stressful, but many babies born at lower weights do really well, especially with good NICU care if needed. Worth asking your doctor specifically about the growth trend (is baby catching up at all?) and what the plan is going forward, that'll help you feel more settled.
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Mas Riani