Fetal development at 30 weeks of pregnancy

As the days of pregnancy increase, women will find that the biggest change in their body is their abdominal circumference. The entire pregnancy period is about forty weeks, and at 30 weeks the fetus develops even faster. At this time, the fetus weighs about 1,500 kilograms, has five obvious ducts, and various organs are basically formed. Pregnant women are in the late stage of pregnancy after 30 weeks. At this time, the fetus needs more nutrition absorption, so pregnant women should strengthen their nutrition.

1. Standard values ​​of fetal development at 30 weeks

1. The fetus is about 37cm long and weighs about 1500g. The average biparietal diameter was 7.83±0.62cm, the average abdominal circumference was 24.88±2.03cm, and the femur length was 5.77±0.47cm. The brain of a 30-week-old fetus develops very rapidly, and its muscles and lungs continue to grow and develop. Its eyes open and close cutely.

2. The hair is becoming denser and the bones are getting harder. Now she is carelessly carrying out the great task of storing fat. The subcutaneous fat of the fetus is constantly being "filled", and you will see a baby with an increasingly plump figure. This week, the boy's testicles are in the process of descending from the abdominal cavity near the kidneys along the abdominal groove to the scrotum. A baby girl's clitoris emerges but is not covered by the labia minora until the last few weeks before birth.

2. Changes of expectant mothers in 30 weeks of pregnancy

1. You are 30 weeks pregnant. You have gained about 7.6kg and your uterus is about 30cm high. The muscles in your abdomen have been stretched and relaxed. Your abdomen is like a big watermelon and it is difficult to see your feet. You will feel your body getting heavier and heavier, and it will become more and more difficult to move. Even bending down, which is a simple action under normal circumstances, will become a big task.

2. Now you have difficulty moving, breathing, and stomach discomfort. Over the next few weeks, as the baby's head begins to descend into the pelvis, the discomfort will gradually ease. After understanding the size of the fetus at 30 weeks of pregnancy, women should pay attention to these when undergoing physical examinations at 30 weeks of pregnancy. Also, women are prone to leg cramps at 30 weeks of pregnancy, so prevention is also necessary at this time so that cramps can be relieved in time.