Patient's question:
Please help all the professional doctors take a look at my baby's health. ??Ultrasound description: Fetal ultrasound examination
Biparietal diameter (BPD): 5.40 cm, Head circumference (HC): 20.38 cm, Abdominal circumference (AC): 17.62 cm, Femur length (FL): 3.86 cm, Humerus length (HL): 3.66 cm
Head and face: Skull morphology and size are normal, midline of the brain is central, no abnormal intracranial structures observed. No obvious continuity interruption of the upper lip skin.
Neck: No "U" shaped indentation observed on the fetal neck skin.
Heart: Point-like strong echoes observed in the left ventricle; mild red flow reflux observed in the left atrium and right atrium during mitral and tricuspid valve closure; four-chamber view and great vessel crossing are visible; heart rate is 155 beats per minute, with a regular rhythm.
Abdomen: Liver, stomach bubbles, both kidneys, and bladder are visible.
Spine: Arrangement is regular.
Limbs: No abnormalities observed in the displayed regions.
Other:
Placenta: Attached to the anterior wall of the uterus, slightly to the right, thickness is 2.57 cm, maturity grade 1.
Umbilical cord: No abnormalities in morphology or structure.
Amniotic fluid: Maximum depth is 4.63 cm.
Ultrasound findings:
1. Intrauterine single viable fetus in the second trimester, approximately 22 weeks and 4 days.
Fetal heart: Mild mitral and tricuspid valve reflux.
2. Placental maturity grade 1.
3. Normal amniotic fluid volume.
Doctor's answer:
Your description of the condition suggests that surgical repair of the heart valve is recommended to avoid affecting heart function. For congenital heart conditions, it is generally advisable to have surgery between the ages of 1 and 5, as very young children with low body weight and poor overall development and nutritional status may increase the risk of surgery.Generally, doctors recommend that women with prenatal examination risk signs maintain personal hygiene and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, patients should also pay attention to having a comfortable environment, which is beneficial for rest. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.