Patient's question:
Now I am four months pregnant and want to do a comprehensive ultrasound. Hello, is a comprehensive ultrasound the same as a 4D ultrasound? What is the approximate cost?Doctor's answer:
Ultrasound screening for major anomalies does not necessarily mean it is a 4D ultrasound. A 4D ultrasound only gives a superficial look at the child's facial features, while major anomaly screening provides a comprehensive overview of the child's specific condition, including fingers, facial features, and some developmental organs. Overall, major anomaly screening is more comprehensive. It is generally recommended to pay close attention to daily diet and rest, and not to put too much pressure on oneself. In fact, having a 4D ultrasound is not, as long as symptoms are detected in time and treated accordingly, the chances of alleviating the condition and recovery are very high.