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healthy living womens healthWhat is the normal weight of baby in 33 weeks?
Gestational age | Length (US) | Weight (US) |
---|---|---|
32 weeks | 16.69 inches | 3.75 pounds |
33 weeks | 17.20 inches | 4.23 pounds |
34 weeks | 17.72 inches | 4.73 pounds |
35 weeks | 18.19 inches | 5.25 pounds |
Regarding this, what is the average weight of a 33 week fetus?
Your baby is approximately 16 ½ inches (42 cm) long and weighs between 4 ½ to 5 pounds (2 to 2.3 kg). Because growth can vary for each baby during this time, your baby may be a little off from these measurements, which in most cases is completely normal.
One may also ask, can you have a healthy baby at 33 weeks?
Premature babies born between 33 and 34 weeks are called moderately preterm babies. At 33 and 34 weeks, most premature babies will have fairly short NICU stays with only a few complications. They may need help breathing for a short time, but learning to eat may take the longest.
A fetus usually gains the most weight during the third trimester. They will gain an average of 5 lb and grow around 4–6 inches during the third trimester, according to the OWH. In addition to the weight from the growing fetus, the body also gains weight from: the placenta.