What should I pay attention to when doing an ultrasound at 35 days of pregnancy?

Moms, are you worried about your baby's health during pregnancy? Are there any precautions and measures that need to be taken in advance? Can it really be done by ultrasound at 35 weeks of pregnancy? An ultrasound in the second trimester of pregnancy can help identify whether the fetus has any malformations and understand whether there are any problems with the fetal development. An ultrasound at 35 days of pregnancy can be performed to rule out various unknown risks such as ectopic pregnancy, threatened abortion or hydatidiform mole, to determine whether the embryo is alive, whether the pregnancy can continue, whether there is any abnormal pregnancy, etc.

Generally, you can only see the gestational sac by doing B-ultrasound at 42 days of pregnancy. It may not be visible at 35 days, but you need to pay attention to the following points:

First, avoid alcohol. Alcohol mainly contains ethanol. Drinking alcohol during pregnancy not only damages the liver and kidney functions, but also directly affects the baby. Because ethanol can pass through the placenta smoothly and directly stimulate the baby, it can easily cause low intelligence in the fetus, especially in the early stages of pregnancy when it is most likely to cause fetal malformations.

Second, avoid smoking. When pregnant women smoke, they create a harsh environment for the fetus, which can easily lead to fetal deformities and incomplete development of internal organs.

Third, avoid eating new and spicy foods. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that spicy foods are mostly hot in nature, which can easily consume body fluids, leading to heat generation and fetal movement disorder.

Fourth, avoid eating too much salt. Eating too much can also cause water-sodium imbalance due to excessive water absorption, affecting the normal development of the fetus.

Fifth, avoid fried foods. Fried foods often contain carcinogens, which are extremely harmful to the development of the fetus.

6. Avoid taking medicines indiscriminately. Drugs for treating constipation, edema, and lowering blood pressure should be banned, and medications should be used with caution.

7. Avoid strenuous exercise. Vigorous exercise can cause restlessness in the fetus and make pregnant women more likely to have abdominal pain, or even miscarriage.

The eighth taboo is not exercising. Being bedridden during pregnancy can easily lead to physical weakness and decreased disease resistance, making you more susceptible to illness and reducing the immune function of the fetus.

Nine: Avoid being picky about food. Picky eating can easily lead to fetal malnutrition, resulting in fetal developmental defects.

Ten things to avoid: getting angry. Pregnant women should try not to get angry, as anger can easily damage the liver, and anger can easily damage the lungs, causing depression in the fetus. Being optimistic and energetic can help the baby develop and grow faster and better.

After learning so many things to pay attention to when doing B-ultrasound at 35 days of pregnancy, shouldn’t we pay attention to our own bodies for the health of our children? After all, the health of mothers is the health of their children. Therefore, we must take good care of our bodies especially in the early stages of pregnancy. In addition to routine B-ultrasound examinations, we must also pay attention to our daily living habits. Only by developing good living habits can we provide a good living space for our children.