Patient's question:
We had a 3D color ultrasound at the district maternal and child health hospital when we were 20 weeks pregnant. It showed a slightly stronger echo mass in the lower abdomen of the fetus, with a size of about 18mm×11mm, which was considered possible intestinal echo enhancement. It was recommended to go to the provincial maternal and child health hospital for a follow-up examination. The provincial maternal and child health hospital confirmed that the echo was lower than bone (grade 1). We were checked again at 23 weeks, with the size of the echo being about 14mm×8mm. The doctor said to do a regular B next time (next month) to determine whether to have a cord blood sampling procedure. I wonder if the intestinal echo enhancement symptom will disappear on its own. Is it the case that if there is still an echo during the next examination, a cord blood sampling test needs to be done, or if the echo becomes larger, then it needs to beDoctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, it will not disappear automatically. This is because the intestines will not stop moving. Suggestions: It is recommended to have a puncture examination at the hospital, and at the same time, pay attention to staying away from high-radiation environments.