How big is a woman's belly when she is eight months pregnant?

I believe many people will ask: How big will a mother’s belly be when she is eight months pregnant? The expectant parents must be very excited to welcome the arrival of a new life. Especially mothers, they will learn a lot about having a baby as early as when they are just pregnant. Of course, many expectant parents must also want to know: How big is the belly at eight months of pregnancy?

The specific size of the belly at eight months of pregnancy varies from person to person and is related to many factors such as the pregnant woman's own physical fitness, the thickness of belly fat, the size of the fetus, etc. Therefore, the size of the belly at eight months of pregnancy cannot be generalized.

At eight months, the abdominal circumference is about 89CM.

The fetus is about 42cm-46cm long and weighs 2kg-2.7kg.

The average weekly increase in abdominal circumference is 0.85 cm. The growth of abdominal circumference is unstable before 20 weeks. It grows fastest from 20 to 24 weeks, at 1.5 cm per week. After 24 to 34 weeks of pregnancy, the growth rate of abdominal circumference slows down to 0.26 cm.

If the abdominal circumference measured at 16 weeks of pregnancy is taken as the base number, the average growth value is 21cm by full term. The waist circumference standard for expectant mothers is only a general reference value. The height and weight before pregnancy should also be considered and are greatly affected by the human body itself. Normally, the growth of abdominal circumference is unstable before 20 weeks, with the fastest growth from 20 to 24 weeks and slow growth from 24 to 34 weeks.

Pregnant women must follow the doctor's advice, do various pregnancy checkups in a timely manner, and take good care of themselves during pregnancy according to the advice of professional doctors, so as to better ensure the health of mother and baby. It is worth noting that a big belly does not mean a big fetus. During the eighth month of pregnancy, the fetus continues to grow and its bones develop stronger. At this time, the fetus can already hear sounds outside the mother's body. After eight months of pregnancy, due to the rapid growth of the fetus, pregnant mothers often feel exhausted, especially the back. Coupled with factors such as gastrointestinal discomfort, it is easy for pregnant mothers to feel anxious and even suffer from insomnia. Therefore, you must get proper rest during this period.

The belly of mothers in their eighth month of pregnancy will be different due to individual physical differences. The specific size varies from person to person, and the phenomenon will be different for different people. Hospital experts said that for pregnant women and their unborn babies, what is important is not the size of the belly, but whether the baby is healthy.