Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Hydrocephalus is caused by occlusion at a certain point in the fetal ventricular system, leading to ventricular expansion and accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid, which then compresses normal brain tissue. Ultrasound examination is relatively reliable for diagnosis. It is generally not advisable to conclude hydrocephalus easily in the early stages of pregnancy. You can continue with follow-up examinations and consult the doctor who performed the examination for the results. If necessary, you may also seek a consultation from multiple experienced ultrasound specialists. Once confirmed, the pregnancy should be terminated. You should undergo timely follow-up examinations and closely monitor any changes in the child's hydrocephalus.