Picture of fetus at one month

What expectant mothers are most curious about is what the baby looks like in their belly. Many expectant mothers want to know the growth and development of the fetus in the early stages of pregnancy. The fetus stays in the mother's womb for a total of 40 weeks, and the fetus can be different every week. The fetus gradually takes shape during the second and third trimesters, so the mother's belly will become bigger and bigger.

1. Photos of the baby at one month old

At this time, the fetus cannot be called a fetus. This period is called the test tube embryo period, and the combination of sperm and egg is called a fetal bud or test tube embryo. Because the combination of sperm and egg is still in the process of disintegration at this time and has not yet taken a certain shape, the embryo can only be seen through B-ultrasound at this time. At this time, the fetus is just a small embryo bud produced by the fusion of sperm and egg, and its shape looks like a small pine seed. The fetus in the belly is about millimeters long (the fetus before 7 weeks is called the embryonic bud, at this stage the spine and neural groove have already formed).

2. Common problems during one month of pregnancy

1. Pregnant women taking medicine:

It is easy to get sick in the early stages of pregnancy, and symptoms such as coughing and sputum are very likely to come to you. At this time, remember not to take medicine indiscriminately. For common fever and colds, drink more water as much as possible and focus on diet therapy. If the symptoms of a cold are severe, you should go to the doctor and follow the doctor's instructions.

2. Reasonable diet:

Many pregnant women start to take dietary supplements as soon as they are diagnosed with pregnancy. In fact, at this stage, the baby is still young, and if you eat too much, you basically grow your own meat, but the baby cannot digest it. The correct diet principle is to balance nutrition and avoid foods that pregnant women are taboo.

3. Eliminate environmental pollution.

Pregnant women should avoid going to areas with large radiation sources. At the same time, in daily life, they should pay attention to the distance between mobile phones and hair dryers.

4. Take folic acid tablets.

Folic acid tablets can be supplemented under the guidance of a doctor, which is helpful to prevent anemia and cleft lip and palate in the late fetus during its growth and development.

5. Take enough rest.

Rest more in the early stages of pregnancy, avoid excessive exercise, and avoid sexual intercourse. However, it is recommended to take more walks every day, and gentle movements are beneficial to physical and mental health.