Fetal development at 32 weeks of pregnancy

By the 32nd week of pregnancy, the baby's development has become more complete, the folds have decreased, and the baby's shape has gradually taken shape. Of course, pregnant women will obviously feel very tired during this week, and the force of weight gain is also very strong. The center of gravity is leaning forward more and more. Although many symptoms make pregnant mothers feel uncomfortable, they are still encouraged when they think that the baby in the abdomen is also working hard to be born, aren't they? Today I will give you a course on the problems that may arise during the 32nd week of pregnancy, hoping to help inexperienced expectant mothers.

1. Fetal size at 32 weeks of pregnancy

During the entire pregnancy process, pregnant mothers are full of hope, but also endure the many hardships of pregnancy. Raising a baby for one day means loving it for ten years. This saying is not an exaggeration. It is not an easy thing to expect the baby to grow up happily. For pregnant mothers in the late stages of pregnancy, the size of the fetus at 32 weeks of pregnancy is also a matter of special concern. They are very worried that their babies are not developing well, or are showing certain symptoms, such as delayed language development. So what are the normal sizes of fetuses at 32 weeks of pregnancy?

The 32nd week of pregnancy is the 8th month of pregnancy. At the 32nd week of pregnancy, most fetuses are in the head position in the uterus, that is, the head is facing down. If the fetus is not in the head position at this time, it belongs to the transverse position of the fetus, which needs to be corrected in time. The standard biparietal diameter of the fetus at 32 weeks of pregnancy is 8.17 ± 0.65 cm. The standard femur length of a fetus at 32 weeks of pregnancy is 6.43 ± 0.49 cm. At this moment, it has accumulated a layer of fat under the skin to prepare for birth. The baby's head has grown a lot of hair, and the face is much smoother than in the previous few weeks, and most of the wrinkles have disappeared. Because the fetus has become larger than before, the space for movement has decreased, and the intensity of the baby's fetal movement has also decreased to a certain extent than before.

2. Baby's development at 32 weeks of pregnancy

It’s already 32 weeks of pregnancy. What is the baby’s development like at this time? Let me explain this key point of knowledge to you.

At 32 weeks of pregnancy, the baby's development has become complete and is similar to that of a newborn baby, but the body still needs to gain weight. At this time, the fingernails and toenails have already grown out completely. Some fetuses have even grown a full head of hair, while others have only grown a thin layer of hair. The amazing thing is that his eyes can distinguish between light and darkness. If the baby is a boy, his testicles may have already entered the scrotum from the abdomen, but some babies may not enter the scrotum until the day after birth; if it is a girl, her labia majora are obviously protruding and close together. Many conditions indicate that the baby's genitals are nearly fully developed. Each organ of the fetus continues to grow and develop fully, the lungs and intestines are almost complete, have the ability to breathe, and can secrete digestive enzymes. The amniotic fluid that the fetus drinks is metabolized in the amniotic fluid by the bladder. It is training his defecation function after birth. Pregnant mothers will find at this time that the baby moves less frequently than before, and its posture has become weaker, and it can no longer somersault in your belly like before.