The 28-week-old pregnancy is as big as a Chinese cabbage, looks more plump during the ultrasound thanks to the extra fat created, follow along!
28-week fetus development
Size of pregnancy 28 weeks old
The baby is about the size of Chinese cabbage with a length of 37.6cm and a weight of 1kg at 28 weeks of pregnancy.
Pictures of pregnancy 28 weeks
Baby development process
During your 28th week of pregnancy according to the pregnancy manual, you will learn that:
Your baby may turn the head in your womb if they notice a constant bright light shining from the outside.
Baby is used to blinking.
Your baby's bones are almost completely developed, though they are still soft. (Don't worry, they will harden after the baby is born)
You may notice that your baby looks more plump on the scan due to layers of fat.
Your baby's lungs are mature enough to survive, if the baby is born now.
Signs of change in mother
Pictures of 28 weeks fetus
Pregnancy may no longer be a concern. (This is probably the best part of this week according to week pregnancy guidelines.
The tip of your uterus can now be felt above your navel.
Your pregnancy symptoms are changing again. Many women begin to experience signs of cramps and even hemorrhoids at this point.
It's hard to get into a good sleeping position, especially because your baby is old enough to kick you into the ribs.
When the uterus puts pressure on your colon, constipation becomes more frequent.
You begin to wonder if you've been pregnant for so long. Of course, worry about labor and delivery will fill your mind as well.
Note care at 28 weeks of pregnancy
While exercise is recommended, do not do anything that requires vigorous exercise.
With an increasing appetite, make sure you always have a healthy snack.
Drink at least 8 to 10 glasses of water a day.
Photo of pregnancy ultrasound for 28 weeks
What tests do you need to know?
A few new tests will be done during this month's wellness checkup and will be compared with the old metrics. In the last trimester of pregnancy, you can expect your doctor to perform the following tests, although there may be a difference depending on your specific needs and the doctor's way:
Measure your weight and blood pressure
Urine test to measure sugar and protein
Check the fetal heart rate
Measure the size of the uterus by touching the outside (feel it from the outside) to see how it correlates to the due date.
Height of the fundus (top of the uterus)
Varicose veins of the legs, swelling of the hands and feet
The test checks the amount of glucose
Blood test for anemia
Vaccines against diphtheria
Symptoms the mother experienced, especially unusual symptoms
Make a ready list of questions or problems you want to discuss with your doctor.
Things to do
To reduce swelling in your ankles and feet, exercise early in the day before the swelling becomes very large.
Remember, pregnant women are very charming. So, please watch yourself with cute exercise clothes.
This is the best timing for 3D or 4D ultrasound. Many gynecologists include the price of a 4D ultrasound into their package price, so check if your doctor can do it for you for free.
Now is the best time to learn about a nutrition provider, if you intend to.
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