Can fetal malformation be detected?

Recently, many pregnant mothers have given birth to fetuses with deformities, which makes many mothers not know what to do. This has become a big problem that troubles many pregnant mothers. We should conduct some B-ultrasound examinations on our children in advance to check whether our children are healthy, and then decide whether to choose to give birth. Let us understand whether fetal deformities can be detected.

1. It is normal to check for abnormalities between 18 and 24 weeks of gestation, as basically all the baby's organs are developed at that time. 12 weeks is too young. Generally, four-dimensional or three-dimensional color ultrasound is used, which is clearer. I don't know why your hospital requires you to check for deformities just after 3 months.

2. Generally speaking, when the pregnancy is five months, most of the congenital malformations, such as cleft lip, polydactyly, syndactyly, etc., can be detected through four-dimensional color ultrasound examination. However, some acquired malformations may appear at any time when the pregnancy is older. It is recommended to go to the hospital for regular check-ups after pregnancy.

3. No, it is recommended to check the four dimensions. A four-dimensional color ultrasound can clearly show the baby's condition and whether it is healthy. It is ideal to conduct a detailed fetal malformation test between 22 and 28 weeks of pregnancy. During this period, the fetal anatomical structure has been formed and can be displayed by ultrasound. The fetus is of moderate size and amniotic fluid, and is less affected by bone echoes. The image is clear and most fetal malformations can be manifested during this period.

Can fetal malformations be detected? With the development of medical technology, it can be detected. Our female mothers must do relevant examinations in advance. Never think that it is not important and avoid examination. Otherwise, the impact on ourselves will be very huge. At the same time, relevant care measures must be taken during pregnancy.