What is the normal biparietal diameter at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

For a pregnant mother, during pregnancy, the most important thing is the safety of the baby in her belly. She does not require the baby to grow well, but just hopes that it can grow normally. So, from a medical point of view, what is the normal biparietal diameter of a fetus at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

1. What is the baby’s development standard at 35 weeks of pregnancy?

Under normal circumstances, the average biparietal diameter of a fetus at 35 weeks of pregnancy is 8.70±0.55, the average abdominal circumference of a fetus is 28.74±2.88, the average femoral length of a fetus is 6.71±0.45, and the baby's head circumference is approximately 312mm. Combining your data, your fetus is very healthy and growing well. The fetal biparietal diameter of 8.3cm is equal to 34 weeks of pregnancy, the baby's head circumference of 30.6cm is equal to 34 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal abdominal circumference of 31.5cm is equal to 35 weeks of pregnancy, and the femoral length of 6.4cm is equal to 33 weeks of pregnancy.

2. What should I pay attention to during my 35th week of pregnancy regarding my baby’s development?

According to the results of B-ultrasound, the fetus is about 34 weeks pregnant and there is no obvious growth and development abnormality. The fetal heartbeat, embryo, amniotic fluid, and umbilical artery blood flow S/D are all within the normal range, which is about 1 week smaller than the actual gestational age, but also within the normal range. Please remember to maintain a happy mood. Just take pregnancy tests on time. 35 weeks and 3 days of pregnancy, the fetus is full-term, the uterus is at the low end of the normal range, and everything else is normal. It is recommended to maintain a good mood, proper nutrition, strictly prohibit sexual intercourse, and have regular pregnancy checkups.

During pregnancy, you must pay attention to some things, what you should do and what you should not do. You should also pay more attention to your diet, because these are related to the growth and development of the fetus in your belly, so as to avoid unnecessary effects. Pregnancy is a long and painful stage. I hope every pregnant mother can give birth in good health.