Fetal weight in the 24th week of pregnancy grows about 92 grams per week, and length grows about 1 cm. 24 weeks to 28 weeks of pregnancy is a faster period for the fetus, and also an important period for clinical screening of fetal malformations and screening resistance of pregnant women.
The 24th week of pregnancy is a middle pregnancy, at this time the fetus is about 30cm in length, 21cm in parietal hip length, and weighs about 630g, and by the end of the 28th week the fetus is about 35cm in length, 25cm in parietal hip length, and weighs about 1000g.
Therefore, at 24 weeks of pregnancy, fetal weight grows about 92 grams per week, and length grows about 1 cm per week, and it is necessary to pay attention to ultrasound screening for malformations at 24 weeks of pregnancy, as well as screening for glucose tolerance in pregnant women.
It is recommended that pregnant women do ultrasound screening for fetal anomalies and screening for glucose tolerance in pregnant women at 24 weeks of pregnancy, and at the same time verify the gestational weeks, pay attention to whether the length and weight of the fetus is normal, if the fetus has no anomalies, it is necessary to supplement various nutrients in time to meet the needs of the growth and development of the fetus.