How much does a 25 week old fetus weigh?

At 25 weeks of pregnancy, women are in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. At this time, the development of the fetus is still relatively good. Whether in terms of weight or organs, the fetus is gradually growing. Many mothers are very concerned about the weight changes of the fetus. The weight of a 25-week-old fetus also has a normal range, so be careful to understand it. How much does a 25-week-old fetus weigh?

1. At 25 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus generally weighs more than 630 grams. The body length is about 32 cm. All organs have developed, subcutaneous fat has begun to accumulate, and eyelashes and eyebrows have grown. The lungs already have developed alveoli and small bronchi. Pregnant women are more likely to develop anemia during pregnancy, so they must pay attention to supplementing some iron-containing foods to prevent the occurrence of anemia. You can eat more black sesame, black beans, black rice, blood products, animal liver, raisins, etc.

2. At 25 weeks of pregnancy, the mother will find that due to the continuous tension of the pelvic floor muscles, she dare not laugh out loud or cough hard, and even if she can't help sneezing, she will experience urinary incontinence; the baby's nostrils begin to open, the nerves in the mouth and lips become more and more sensitive, and the umbilical cord becomes thick and elastic.

The belly at 3.25 weeks is obviously much bigger, and this brings with it the fact that the pregnant mother has difficulty in moving. At this time, it is best for pregnant mothers not to travel to avoid excessive emotional fluctuations that may easily affect the baby in the belly. If you go out, even if you used to be a great driver, it is best not to drive yourself rashly if you are pregnant now. It is recommended to choose to charter a car or take a taxi. At this time, pregnant mothers should prevent diabetes. If they have already tested positive for diabetes, they don’t need to worry too much. They should go to the hospital for examination and treatment on time. Under the guidance of a doctor, they should control their diet or use medications properly, and at the same time strengthen monitoring of the fetus.