Color Doppler ultrasound picture of the fetus at three months

The early pregnancy needs to come to an end in this month, and the fetus has undergone tremendous changes since March. In just 70 days, the baby begins to take on human form. So, what are the color ultrasound pictures of the three-month fetus? Let's have a simple understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

What are the color ultrasound pictures of the three-month fetus?

Fetal length: 3-10cm; fetal weight: 4-40g; facial features: cheeks, jaw, upper eyelids and auricles have grown and developed, and the face looks more like a face. Limbs: The head looks particularly large in the whole body, the tail has completely disappeared, and the eyes, fingers and toes are clearly visible. The limbs can move freely in the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman, and the upper and lower legs can alternate between extension and flexion postures, and the hands can reach the face. Human organs: Ribs, subcutaneous blood vessels, heart, liver, and intestines are more developed; the body has its own blood circulation system and a urethra, and the fetus can excrete a small amount of urine; the bones and joints are still growing and developing. The division of the reproductive organs is complete and the sex of the fetus can be identified. Baby's fetal movement: At this time, the fetal movement is not obvious, and the pregnant mother cannot feel the baby's fetal movement for the time being.

Frequently asked questions during the first three months of pregnancy:

The third month of pregnancy is a very unique stage. Because, newly formed test tube embryos are extremely sensitive to many external factors and stimuli. Therefore, expectant mothers must observe "discipline" in their daily lives and take extra care of themselves.

For expectant mothers who suffer from severe morning sickness and have a decreased appetite, they should try to choose foods that they like more. Because of early pregnancy reactions, expectant mothers always experience indigestion, poor appetite and other conditions. At this time, in addition to eating small and frequent meals, you should choose fresh foods that are easy to digest, and try to avoid eating fried and spicy foods. In the early third month of pregnancy, the fetus is still small in size and requires a lot of nutrients, not weight. After 11 weeks, due to the rapid growth and development of the fetus, the demand for nutrients also increases, especially the balance of food high in protein, sugar and vitamins, such as meat, fish, beans, eggs, milk and other food.