Standard size of fetus at 24 weeks

For many pregnant women, they want to have a comprehensive understanding of the size of their fetus at 24 weeks of pregnancy, want to understand the health of their child, and want to know the size standard of their child in this time period. The following is a detailed introduction. For many pregnant women who want to have a comprehensive understanding, they can have a specific understanding of the following content.

24 weeks: The average biparietal diameter is 6.05±0.50", the average abdominal circumference is 18.74±2.23", and the femur length is 4.36±0.51.

25 weeks: The average biparietal diameter is 6.39±0.70", the average abdominal circumference is 19.64±2.20", and the femur length is 4.65±0.42.

26 weeks: The average biparietal diameter is 6.68±0.61", the average abdominal circumference is 21.62±2.30", and the femur length is 4.87±0.41.

27 weeks: The average biparietal diameter is 6.98±0.57", the average abdominal circumference is 21.81±2.12", and the femur length is 5.10±0.41.

28 weeks: The average biparietal diameter is 7.24±0.65", the average abdominal circumference is 22.86±2.41", and the femur length is 5.35±0.55.

39 weeks: The average value of biparietal diameter is 9.21±0.59" The average value of abdominal circumference is 31.34±3.12" The average value of femur length is 7.34±0.53.

40 weeks: The average value of biparietal diameter is 9.28±0.50", the average value of abdominal circumference is 31.49±2.79", and the average value of femur length is 7.4±0.53.

Is the weight of the fetus standard? What is the indicator? And what is it compared with? The weight of the baby in the mother's belly is compared with the fetus of the same week. Suppose a pregnant woman

At 24 weeks of pregnancy, if you want to know whether her baby's weight is normal, you need to gather pregnant mothers who are also 24 weeks pregnant, find the average weight of the fetus in this group of pregnant women, and then compare this pregnant woman with this average weight.

Therefore, different average values ​​will appear at different weeks of pregnancy.

The above details the standards for fetal size at 24 weeks, as well as the standards for fetal size in other time periods. Therefore, many pregnant women can have a comprehensive understanding of the above content. By understanding the size standards of their own children in these time periods, they can judge how their children are developing.