Patient's question:
I have been trying to conceive for three years and finally got pregnant recently. I am very happy and also very cautious about it. I pay extra attention and care in this regard. I just had a prenatal check-up at the hospital today. How should I read the ultrasound report from the check-up? How can I know if the baby is healthy?Doctor's answer:
Pregnancy Magnetic Resonance Imaging Detailed Examination Report. The content of the report varies greatly depending on the gestational age. In the early stages of pregnancy, the magnetic resonance imaging focuses on carefully observing the location, morphology, size of the gestational sac, and whether there is fetal growth and cardiac pulsation. Generally, around 42-49 days of pregnancy, if the magnetic resonance imaging shows an elliptical or round gestational sac within the uterine cavity, with fetal growth and regular cardiac pulsation inside the sac, it is considered normal.