How many weeks is seven months pregnant?

As the saying goes, pregnancy makes women stupid for three years. Some expectant mothers' stomachs grow bigger day by day, and they become hungrier, and their memory will also decline to varying degrees. I can't even remember how many weeks the baby is in my belly. I even vaguely remembered that it was the seventh month, but I couldn't tell exactly how many weeks it was. It is important to remember that it is helpful to check. So how many weeks is seven months pregnant?

When the pregnancy is seven months, if the pregnant woman is in the seventh month, then it is 28 weeks. That is, there are four weeks in a month, so seven months is multiplied by four. You need to take prenatal check-up seriously.

The incidence of anemia increases during this period, so pregnant mothers should be tested for anemia. Once anemia is found, it must be cured before delivery. The pregnant mother should have a check-up every 4 weeks before 28 weeks of pregnancy, and every 2 weeks starting from 28 weeks. This month's prenatal check-up items are basically the same as last month.

Measuring body weight is one of the must-measure items in every prenatal check-up. The growth of the fetus this month can be understood through the weight of the pregnant mother. Measuring blood pressure is one of the must-measure items in every check-up. Blood pressure is used to understand the mother's condition, which will affect the growth and development of the fetus. Measure the uterine height and abdominal circumference. Every pregnant mother should measure the uterine height and abdominal circumference during the prenatal check-up to estimate the development of the fetus in the mother's body and whether there are any abnormalities. A routine urine test is performed to check whether the urine contains protein, sugar, or ketone bodies. A microscopic examination of red blood cells and white blood cells is performed to check whether the pregnant mother has any diseases such as gestational hypertension. Edema examination can be performed to see how serious the edema of the pregnant mother is and whether it will cause other diseases. This month's B-ultrasound examination is to understand the condition of the uterus and other parts.

When you are seven months pregnant, if you have symptoms of anemia, you should not take medicine casually. I wonder if some medicines are suitable for pregnant women. Taking medicine casually is often more likely to cause fetal malformation and miscarriage. You need to eat pork liver, lean meat, wolfberry and other foods. In this way, you can further replenish your blood.