33 weeks fetus real picture

At 33 weeks of gestation, the fetus is about 42cm long and weighs about 2200g. The mean biparietal diameter is 8.50±0.47cm and the mean femoral length is 6.42±0.46cm. The 33rd week of pregnancy belongs to the late pregnancy. During this period, the fetal body fat increases, the wrinkles on the body decrease, the body is smooth, the respiratory tract and digestive tract are almost complete, and the fetal position is basically fixed. Expectant mothers should improve their nutrition, eat more high-protein and vitamin foods, exercise moderately, and have regular prenatal checkups.

At about 33 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus is 41cm long, 29cm long from top to bottom, and weighs about 1800g. The skin is dark red, the facial hair has fallen off, toenails are beginning to appear, the testicles have enlarged, and the physical strength is OK. If you pay attention to medical care after birth, you can survive. At this time, the fetus develops faster and requires more external nutrients.

Pregnant women should pay attention to the intake of nutrients. They can eat more protein foods, such as milk, eggs, and soy milk, which can promote the growth of the fetus. They should also pay attention to eating more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamin C, which is helpful to enhance the body's immune function, fully absorb vitamins and nutrients, and promote the growth and development of the fetus.

At 33 weeks of pregnancy, the standard weight of the fetus is around 1700 grams. Generally, the fetus is about 40 cm long, with a top-to-rump length of about 28 cm. The skin is dark red but still has wrinkles. The survival rate after birth in this period is still good, but attention must be paid to the medical care of the newborn in order to survive. During this period of time, you must be careful to avoid intense activities, strictly prohibit sexual intercourse, and prevent premature birth. At the same time, pay attention to the number of fetal movements. If there are any abnormal fetal movements, go to the hospital immediately for ultrasound examination and fetal heartbeat monitoring.