Patient's question:
23 weeks of 4D ultrasound. I looked at the photos of the baby's two eye areas on the ultrasound report and they appeared as two indented pits, making it hard to see the eyes. Is this a problem?Doctor's answer:
This is not a problem. By 23 weeks, the baby has basically completed its fundamental growth and development. However, since the examination is conducted through the abdomen, it is affected by the amniotic fluid in the uterus and even the baby's position. Moreover, the images produced by the equipment are generated, not a direct presentation of the actual scene. To determine if the fetus is developing normally, it is essential to seek confirmation from a professional physician, which is trustworthy. For severe cases of 4D ultrasound, it is recommended to visit a doctor immediately and receive treatment based on the doctor's advice. Do not change medications arbitrarily, as this may have the opposite effect on the treatment.