Patient's question:
At 22 weeks, a detailed 4D ultrasound examination showed the left lateral occipital width of the baby's brain was 0.45 cm, and the right lateral occipital width was 0.55 cm. At 33 weeks, a careful examination of both brains showed no expansion. At 39 weeks, the left lateral occipital width of the baby's brain was measured as 0.66 cm. What should I do? The doctor said it would absolutely not affect the baby's intelligence, but there might be a possibility of epilepsy?Doctor's answer:
The detailed examination results you consulted are within the normal range. Put your worries aside. It is recommended that you take good care of your pregnancy and undergo prenatal examinations. Maintain a regular lifestyle, enhance nutrition, and keep a positive mindset. This is the complete introduction to "What to do about the 0.45 cm width of the left lateral posterior part of the baby's brain at the 22nd week of pregnancy?" In conclusion, we wish the patient a speedy recovery and a healthy life.