Standard value of placental thickness at 12 weeks

We all know that paying attention to the state of the embryo is helpful for us to judge the health and well-being of the fetus in the pregnant woman's belly, and the embryo will gradually improve as the pregnancy progresses. There is also some variation in placental thickness. So, many people want to know, how does the thickness of the placenta change?

The embryo has the function of protecting the fetus, and the embryo has a certain thickness. It is abnormal if the embryo is too thick or too thin. If the embryo is too thick, it indicates that the fetus is growing abnormally in the uterine cavity; if the embryo is too thin, bleeding is likely to occur in the second trimester. What is the normal placenta thickness at 12 weeks? How much is the placenta thickness index at 12 weeks worth?

Generally, the thickness of the embryo can be calculated as follows: embryo thickness = 1x250m of gestational week or 1x250m of gestational week. In this way, the thickness of the placenta at 12 weeks should be 22mm.

What to do if the placenta is too thick

There is a certain standard for the thickness of the embryo. If it exceeds the target value, the placenta is too thick. So, many people want to know, what should we do if the placenta is too thick?

Generally speaking, the thickness of a normal embryo is 2.5-3.8 cm, and the thickest does not exceed 5 cm. Whether the embryo is too thick or too thin is abnormal. Thickening of the embryo generally indicates complications to pregnant women, and some abnormalities in the growth and development of the fetus in the uterine cavity. In addition, if the embryo is too thick, you should be aware that the embryo will not complete and thicken prematurely, which will cause intrauterine hypoxia in the baby. You should also be aware of the possibility of placental abruption, giant embryo, placental sinus dilatation and other conditions. Therefore, it is best for women to perform B-ultrasound examinations regularly after they become pregnant to detect the condition of the embryo, and most importantly, the condition of the fetus in the uterine cavity. Once a condition that seriously threatens the pregnant woman and the fetus is found, take immediate action and, if necessary, terminate the pregnancy.

In addition, if the embryo is too thin, you may need to pay attention and check whether it is a membrane-like embryo. The characteristic of a membrane-like embryo is that the embryo area is large and thin, and it will be easy to bleed in the late pregnancy. If it is a small embryo, it may cause delayed intrauterine language development of the fetus or a low birth weight baby. As long as the placenta thickness is within the normal range, there is no need to worry. However, in the later stages of pregnancy, the placenta level should be checked regularly to ensure the normal growth and development of the fetus.