32 weeks fetus picture

At 32 weeks, the baby's appearance gradually takes shape and its growth and development become more complete. The mean biparietal diameter of the fetus was 8.17±0.65cm, the fetal length was about 40cm, and the fetal weight was about 1800g. Each organ of the body grows and develops gradually, and wrinkles decrease. The development of the fetus in this stage requires a lot of nutrients, so it is necessary to increase nutrition appropriately and eat more foods rich in high-quality protein and iron. In addition, do moderate exercise to enhance the body's resistance and pay attention to daily health care to ensure the healthy growth and development of the fetus.

The 32-week fetus is the 7th to 8th month of pregnancy, which belongs to the late pregnancy. At this time, the fetus has already grown and developed. Under normal circumstances, the weight of the fetus is about 1600g. If the baby is underweight, pregnant women are advised to eat small and frequent meals, and eat more foods rich in high-quality protein and high-quality protein, so as to promote the healthy growth and development of the fetus. At the same time, pay attention to rest, avoid excessive fatigue, and regularly check the baby's development. If leg cramps occur, be sure to take Calcium Trace or Diqiao and other medicines for treatment.

At this time, the fetus is about 40 cm long and weighs about 1.5~1.6 kg. The fetus's internal organs are fully developed, the fingernails have grown to the fingertips, and the toenails have also grown out. The lungs and stomach are almost perfect and can embrace nature. It should be noted that in the later stages of pregnancy, as the pregnant woman's abdomen becomes larger and larger, it will be difficult for her to move, so she must be extremely safe. Try to have a routine physical examination every two weeks, and once a week for the last month to keep track of your baby's development anytime and anywhere.

The normal range of fetal weight at 32 weeks is generally around 1800g. At this time, the fetus's internal organs begin to develop and mature. The biparietal diameter of the fetus is 8.17-0.65cm, the fetus is about 2.9cm long from head to buttocks, the fetal abdominal circumference is about 26.2-2.33cm, and the femur length is about 6.43-0.94cm. The fetus is relatively obvious and strong, and the fetus grows faster. Generally, the baby weighs 3000-4000g at full term.