Patient's question:
Eight months pregnant, had one 4D ultrasound. The second one hasn't been done yet. You did the first 4D ultrasound, and the fetus is normal. Will the fetus still develop into a malformation later?Doctor's answer:
Considering the possibility is unlikely, but because magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has certain errors, it cannot rely solely on one thorough examination to confirm the presence of abnormalities. It is recommended that you currently pay attention to focus on regular prenatal check-ups and pay attention to appropriate exercise during pregnancy, maintain a balanced diet, and avoid excessive consumption of sweet foods. For patients facing difficulties with 4D ultrasound, we should promptly implement the principle of symptomatic treatment and avoid avoiding medical visits. If the 4D ultrasound condition does not improve with treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.