Patient's question:
My friend just got pregnant for five and a half months. Yesterday, I went with her for a prenatal check-up. There was an "MI" on the report, and neither of us could understand what it meant. She thought it was a problem with the baby and was almost crying with worry. I want to ask what "MI" on the ultrasound report means?Doctor's answer:
During color Doppler ultrasound, MI appears in the color Doppler ultrasound list, which means the length of the baby, not the baby's gender. Normal hospitals do not allow the notification of the baby's gender, so you don't need to worry too much or feel any pressure. If any abnormalities are found during prenatal examinations, the doctor will inform you and recommend more rest during pregnancy, avoiding fatigue, refraining from sexual activity, increasing vitamin and protein intake to enhance the body's resistance, and preventing bacterial and viral infections.