Is it a problem if the fetus's abdominal circumference is too large?

In order to ensure the health of the fetus, pregnant women should go to the hospital for regular check-ups. The size of the fetal abdominal circumference during the examination is an indicator to check whether the baby's development is normal. The fetus absorbs nutrients from the pregnant mother every day, and its changes in the pregnant mother are also different every day, so is it okay for the fetus's abdominal circumference to be abnormal?

The fetus's abdominal circumference is probably okay.

First of all, we need to understand what fetal abdominal circumference is. In clinical medicine, fetal abdominal circumference mainly refers to the growth and development of the fetal abdomen. Pregnant mothers can better determine whether the fetus is growing and developing normally by measuring the fetal abdominal circumference size. In addition, the fetal abdominal circumference size is different in different stages. The larger the fetal abdominal circumference, the fatter the fetus is. In order to avoid adverse conditions, pregnant mothers should go to the hospital for examination in time to check whether the baby is growing and developing normally by observing the comprehensive examination results.

The fetal abdominal circumference is mainly related to the weight of the pregnant woman, the amount of amniotic fluid, etc. The normal water flow is between three centimeters and seven centimeters, and the amniotic fluid index is between eight and eighteen. If the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman is abnormal, the fetal abdominal circumference and uterine height may also be abnormal, but it is not certain. The condition of the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman should still be accurately checked by the ultrasound report. This may be caused because the fetus has drunk a lot of the pregnant woman’s amniotic fluid and other contents. As long as it does not affect production, everything is normal.

It is not a big problem if the fetus's abdominal circumference is a little larger, and it will not affect the normal growth and development of the fetus. The examination is also correct. For the good of the fetus, parents should pay attention to diet, eat more fruits and vegetables, and pay attention to the regularity of daily life. Try to relax, maintain a stable mentality, pay attention to hygiene, avoid infection with bacteria, and avoid eating cold and irritating foods. If you are not sure, check again before delivery.

Fetal abdominal circumference standard

Under normal circumstances, the average abdominal circumference of a pregnant woman's fetus increases by 0.85 cm per week. Before 20 weeks, the growth of the fetus's abdominal circumference is not very stable. From 20 to 24 weeks, the growth of the fetus's abdominal circumference is faster, increasing by about 1.5 cm per week. From 24 to 34 weeks, the growth rate of the fetus's abdominal circumference is very slow, increasing by about 0.26 cm per week.

Generally speaking, in the fifth month of pregnancy, the fetal abdominal circumference is approximately between 76 cm and 89 cm, and the most standard fetal abdominal circumference is 82 cm. In the sixth month of pregnancy, the fetal abdominal circumference is between 80 cm and 91 cm, and the standard fetal abdominal circumference is 85 cm. In the seventh month of pregnancy, the fetal abdominal circumference is between 82 cm and 94 cm, and the standard fetal abdominal circumference is 87 cm. In the eighth month of pregnancy, the fetal abdominal circumference is between 84 cm and 95 cm, and the standard fetal abdominal circumference is 89 cm. In the ninth month of pregnancy, the fetal abdominal circumference is between 86 cm and 98 cm, and the standard fetal abdominal circumference is 92 cm. In the tenth month of pregnancy, the standard fetal abdominal circumference is between 89 cm and 100 cm, and the standard fetal abdominal circumference is 94 cm.