At four months pregnant, my baby has hydrocephalus. What should I pay attention to?

Patient's question:

Not obvious, not obvious

Doctor's answer:

If it is preliminarily determined to be hydrocephalus, it is recommended to closely monitor and perform regular B follow-ups. It will generally be more apparent as the months progress. After a clear diagnosis is confirmed, you can carefully consider whether to retain the fetus.
Guidance: If the hydrocephalus exceeds 1.5 centimeters, it is advisable not to retain the fetus, as the child would likely face a difficult life. In the end, I had to undergo induction of labor. Please check if your fetus's hydrocephalus exceeds 1.5 centimeters. If it is within 1.5 centimeters, you can still wait for two more weeks.