Symptoms of pregnancy in week 29: Fetal movements begin to occur frequently

The development of the fetus: In the 29th week of pregnancy, the fetus\’s eyes are fully opened and it can see the bright light outside the uterus. If the pregnant mother\’s abdomen is illuminated with light, the fetus\’s head will rotate with the light. The lanugo hair that originally covered the whole body of the fetus began to gradually decrease, and only a few parts such as the shoulders and back still had lanugo hair. As the fat layer grows, the skin begins to thicken. Eyebrows and eyelashes have fully grown, and hair and nails have begun to grow slowly. Your baby\’s weight begins to grow rapidly this week, and your brain, lungs, and muscles continue to develop. The fetus\’s brain is developing rapidly at this time, the head is also enlarging, and the auditory system is also fully developed. The fetus\’s response to external stimuli is also more obvious at this time. He can even regulate his own body temperature to some extent. At this time, the body of the pregnant mother changes, and the fetal movements become more frequent. The \”punching and kicking\” of the fetus sometimes scares the mother and causes pain. Especially at this time, the fetus begins to adjust its position, with its head facing down and its feet pointing up. When doing kicking movements, the mother\’s ribs will be kicked, causing the mother to feel chest pain. Related articles: Prenatal education enlightenment for the fetus in the 28th week of pregnancy. Pregnant mothers can feel the number of contractions of the uterus in a day. During this period, the uterus There are cyclic contractions 4 to 5 times a day, and you should take a reasonable rest at this time. However, if the number of uterine contractions is too frequent, it may lead to premature birth, and you should go to the hospital for examination. The pregnant mother\’s abdomen is already quite large, and it is difficult to move. Too convenient. The fundus of the uterus rises to the middle between the navel and the heart. As the uterus grows, the abdomen, intestines, stomach, and bladder are slightly compressed, and pregnant mothers often feel uncomfortable with their appetite.