Real picture of fetus at 19 weeks of pregnancy

When a female friend transforms from a girl into a mother, she needs to deal with many things and also has to go through ten months of pregnancy. After pregnancy, the fetus will gradually grow in the belly. The development of each stage in the belly is different, but many people do not know the normal development patterns of the fetus. So now let’s find out what the fetus looks like at 19 weeks of pregnancy?

What does the baby look like at 19 weeks of pregnancy

At 19 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus is approximately 22 cm long and weighs about 250 g. The mean biparietal diameter is 4.52±0.53 cm, the mean abdominal circumference is 13.59±2.30 cm, and the femur length is 3.03±0.5 cm. Starting this week, the baby's feet and other organs of the body become more proportional. The baby begins to have obvious kicks and movements, and the mother can feel the movement of the baby's fingers and toes. The biggest change in the fetus this week is that the visual organs begin to develop rapidly according to the area.

What changes will occur in the body of pregnant women during the 19th week of pregnancy?

1. Tendon pain. The tendon is connected to the uterus. The thickness of the tendon is less than a quarter of an inch. During the second trimester, the tendon enlarges and becomes tighter. Some postures of pregnant women may cause tendon expansion, which will cause pain in the lower abdomen of pregnant women, and the pain may last longer.

2. The uterus expands and reaches the center at 19 weeks of pregnancy. For those pregnant women with normal weight, at this time they will feel that the meat in their abdomen is firmer than before pregnancy. At the same time, they will also find that the meat here is slightly protruding. After the 19th week of pregnancy, pregnant women may have some difficulties in wearing normal clothes. For overloaded pregnant women, it is more difficult for them to judge the outline of the uterus at this stage.

The above content is a detailed introduction to what the fetus looks like at 19 weeks of pregnancy. I believe that everyone already has a certain understanding of this matter. At the same time, the growth and development of each baby in the belly is different, and what they look like is also different. Because the genes of each parent are different, the babies created are of course different. I hope this content can help you.