Fetal system B-ultrasound

In the case of pregnancy, we would say that we need to go for a check-up this month. I need to do a B-ultrasound, a four-dimensional color ultrasound, and other tests. So what are the uses of these tests? What can we learn from such an examination? Today we are going to talk about what is meant by systematic B-ultrasound for pregnant women.

What does B-ultrasound mean for pregnant women?

Systematic B-ultrasound of pregnant women is an examination aimed at screening fetal malformations, also known as special treatment for malformations. This examination involves every organ of the fetus, is relatively systematic and comprehensive, and the images produced are cross-sectional.

No matter what the name of the test we do is, in general it is to check whether the baby's growth and development are normal, whether the shape is good, and whether the body is healthy. During pregnancy, we usually do three to four B-ultrasounds. If there are special circumstances, we will also carry out appropriate enhancements. System B-ultrasound is to get an image of the baby through the equipment. The doctor will judge the baby's health based on this image.

What is the role of B-ultrasound examination in pregnant women

The first B-ultrasound examination for pregnant women occurs when you just know you are pregnant, probably in the third or fourth month. The purpose of the examination is to determine whether it is a normal pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy, and to observe the growth and development of the early fetus.

When the pregnancy reaches 22 weeks to 26 weeks, the pregnant woman needs to undergo a second B-ultrasound examination. This is already the second trimester of pregnancy. The examination can detect whether the baby has any deformities and whether the growth and development of the internal organs are normal.

When it comes to the 32nd to 30th week, the pregnant woman will have a third check-up. At this time, the pregnancy is in the late stage. This check can understand the state of the pregnant woman's amniotic fluid and whether the maturity of the embryo is still suitable for the growth of the baby. The last time depends on the situation and is done before delivery.

I believe that after watching it, everyone will have a simple understanding of the system component B-ultrasound. Everyone should pay attention to their diet and lifestyle when they are pregnant to ensure that the baby can grow and develop normally. At the same time, the examinations to be done during pregnancy are not only B-ultrasound examinations, but also four-dimensional color ultrasound examinations and so on. Everyone should also carry out examinations on schedule according to the doctor's instructions.