Standard chart and precautions for fetal development at 36 weeks of pregnancy
The 36th week of pregnancy is an important period in the third trimester. Mothers need to pay special attention to the development status of the fetus, because the fetus has become fully developed during this period, and the weight at birth is close to the mature standard. This article will elaborate on the standard chart of fetal development and precautions at 36 weeks of pregnancy.
Standard chart of fetal development
At 36 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus can reach the following standards: weight 2700~2800g, height 45cm, and head circumference 32~33cm. At this time, the baby\’s skin is very smooth, with only a few areas still showing tiny spots. The hair is about 3~4cm long, the lanugo hair has fallen off, and the nails have grown to the end, but the toenails may not have fully grown yet.
At this time, the various organs and systems of the fetus have become fully mature and only require final optimization and adjustments. Obesin produced by the mother has stimulated the mammary gland to secrete insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1), accelerating the growth of peripheral tissues. At the same time, the fetus is also responding in time to the physiological and physiological changes that may occur after birth by producing enough red blood cells and specific IgG antibodies. Pathological conditions.
Notes
1. The fetus has high nutritional needs in the third trimester, and maternal blood sugar levels need to be controlled, because high blood sugar may affect the health of the mother and baby.
2. In the third trimester of pregnancy, you need to pay attention to your eating habits during pregnancy and properly supplement nutrients such as iron, protein, calcium, folic acid, etc. to promote the growth and development of the fetus.
3. During pregnancy, you also need to actively participate in maternal and childbirth education to understand the birth process and postpartum care knowledge, as well as how to scientifically arrange the delivery plan. Through active learning, the health of the fetus and mother can be better protected.
Summary
The 36th week of pregnancy is an important time during pregnancy, and you need to pay attention to the development of the fetus. According to the standard fetal development chart, we can understand that the various organs and systems of the fetus have become fully mature at 36 weeks of pregnancy. At this time, you need to pay attention to controlling maternal blood sugar levels, properly supplementing nutrition, and actively participating in maternal and childbirth education to promote the growth and health of the fetus.
