13 Week Fetus Pictures

Pregnant women will enter the middle and late stages of pregnancy when they reach the 13th week. The pregnancy has been stable, and the growth and development of the fetus is gradually on track. In the 13th week, the fetus's body length should be around 80mm, weighing about 20 grams, and the facial features are gradually taking shape. Pregnant women with sensitive physique should be able to feel slight fetal movements during this time. And between the 11th and 13th weeks of pregnancy, remember to do color ultrasound to check the fetal NT value. However, the actual rate of the baby's development and whether there is fetal movement depends on the pregnant woman's own physical fitness, etc., and cannot be generalized. After the second trimester of pregnancy, the growth and development of the fetus accelerates. You should pay attention to increasing nutrition, supplementing protein foods and a variety of nutrients and minerals.

At 13 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus is about 75-90mm long. There will be fetal movements, the weight will be slightly higher than before, the eyes will be more prominent on the forehead, fingerprints will appear on the fingers, and the distance between the eyes will be shortened. The fetus' nerves grow rapidly, synapses are formed, the fetus's classical reflex ability improves, the fingers can begin to clench with the palms, the toes and soles can be bent, and the upper eyelids can still close tightly. Expectant mothers should pay attention to rest, change underwear frequently, use mobile phones less, and control body fat. Zinc is very important during this stage, and eat more vegetables and fresh fruits.

At 13 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus has grown and formed, the uterus has opened out of the pelvis, and the fetal heartbeat can be heard from the abdomen using a Doppler stethoscope. Under B-ultrasound, the diameter of the fetus's top to buttocks is about 7 cm and its weight is about 2.7 g. Although the fetus is still relatively small, each organ has already grown and formed. The head accounts for about 1/3 of the body. At this time, the baby can feel the external stimulation and will cause small movements, but the pregnant mother cannot feel the fetal movement.

After the second trimester, the baby will develop faster and faster, and the demand for nutrients will also increase. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant mothers should have a balanced diet, increase protein foods, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, eat apples appropriately, and get enough sleep.