29 weeks pregnant boy fetus diagram

The fetus is about 36cm long and weighs about 1300g. The mean fetal biparietal diameter was 7.50±0.65cm, the mean fetal abdominal circumference was 23.71±1.50cm, and the femoral length was 5.61±0.44cm.

The fetus is growing larger and larger, almost filling the entire uterus. The brain and internal organs are still growing and developing, and his head is expanding along with the growth of his brain. The auditory system is also developing more and more sound, and the fetus is still diligently practicing the similar breathing movements of breathing in and out.

As your baby grows, you will find that now even the fetus's nails can be seen clearly. Look, he is preparing for his birth with great enthusiasm!

At 29 weeks of pregnancy, you have gained about 7.2kg, your uterus is 7.6-10.2cm higher than your belly button, and it is about 29cm measured from the pubic symphysis. Your abdomen is now very obvious and looks very pregnant.

Now, you may sometimes feel that your abdomen becomes hard and tight from time to time. Don't worry too much. It is false labor and it is a normal condition in this stage. During this stage, you need to pay attention to rest and try to reduce standing for long periods of time or walking long distances.

1. Be alert to premature babies: From today on, you need to be careful to prevent premature babies. If there is any abnormality in the human body, go to the hospital immediately. For example, there is a hard and swollen feeling in the lower abdomen, frequent uterine contractions, vaginal bleeding, etc. These are all signs of premature birth. If warm water-like substance is discharged, it means the amniotic fluid has broken in the early stage. At this time, you should lift your waist, do not move your abdomen, and go to the hospital immediately.

2. Transverse position of the fetus: If you find that the baby's head is facing upwards, you will worry about the danger of transverse position of the fetus. In fact, the fetus at this time will change its posture in the mother's belly, with the head sometimes facing up and sometimes facing down. In the end, most of the time, the head faces down because the head is too heavy. The doctor will also correct the fetal position according to your condition, so don't worry too much. If it is serious, the doctor will recommend a caesarean section during delivery to ensure the safety of both mother and child.

3. Nose bleeding: In the last three months of pregnancy, many pregnant women experience nasal congestion or nose bleeding. This is because the various hormones secreted by the human body stimulate the nasal mucosa, not a cold! If you have nosebleeds, you should lie flat on the bed, press the base of the nose with your thumb and ring finger for 5-10 minutes, and apply a cold, wet towel to the nose to promote blood circulation. In addition, you need to eat more vegetables, red beans, lean pork, eggs and other foods containing vitamins C and E.