26 weeks fetus picture

At 26 weeks of pregnancy, the estimated weight of the fetus is about 2 pounds. The 26th week of pregnancy is considered the second trimester. The fetus's internal organs gradually grow and develop, and fat grows in the subcutaneous tissue. It is necessary to pay attention to nutritional balance, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, supplement a variety of nutrients and nutrients, and also pay attention to the supplement of minerals and carbohydrates, which can be beneficial to the development of the fetal brain. Clinically, most pregnant women ignore the intake of iodine, so in the second and third trimesters of pregnancy, they must eat foods high in iodine 1 to 2 times a week.

At 26 weeks of gestation, the standard fetal weight should be around 900 grams and the body length should be around 23 centimeters. At 26 weeks, the baby's eyes and hearing systems have been fully formed, and they are becoming more sensitive to external sounds. At this time, pregnant women can chat with the baby appropriately, which is conducive to promoting the development of the baby's hearing. The fetus's body fat has just begun to accumulate, and the internal organs have begun to develop. During this period, you can go to the hospital for a four-dimensional B-ultrasound to understand the growth and development of the fetus in the pregnant mother.

The average biparietal diameter of the fetus at 26 weeks of pregnancy is 6.6 cm, the average abdominal circumference is 21.6 cm, and the femoral length is about 4.8 cm. During this period, the baby develops rapidly, so pregnant women should increase nutrition, eat small and frequent meals, and avoid indigestion. And during this period, anemia is very likely to occur. You should eat more foods rich in copper and foods rich in vitamin C, such as fruits and vegetables, which will help promote the absorption of iron. You can exercise moderately and drink plenty of water on a daily basis to prevent constipation and other problems.

The weight of a 26-week-old baby is about 1,000 grams, the fetal abdominal circumference is 23 centimeters, the baby's head circumference is about 25 centimeters, the femur length is about 4.7 centimeters, and the fetal biparietal diameter is between 6.6 centimeters and 6.8 centimeters. The size of the fetus is also related to the nutrient absorption of the pregnant mother. At 26 weeks, the fetal movement is already very obvious. If the fetus has any abnormalities, the fetal movement will change significantly. Normal fetal movements are 3 to 5 times per hour. Too fast or too slow indicates that there is something wrong with the fetus in the uterine cavity, so you should pay attention to observe the fetal movements at ordinary times.