Patient's question:
I saw at the hospital that there are photos of the baby inside the mother's uterus now. I don't know if this 4D ultrasound is harmful to the baby? First question supplement: So, it's better not to take photos of the baby in the mother's uterus?Doctor's answer:
Four-dimensional color ultrasound diagnostic equipment features an outstanding human engineering design, without radiation in terms of rays, light waves, or electromagnetic waves, posing no harm to human health. Due to its minimal impact on the human body, the ability to perform repeated examinations, and rapid, accurate diagnosis, four-dimensional color ultrasound has become the preferred imaging diagnostic method in obstetrics and gynecology, providing a relatively reliable basis for medical and scientific research, and has become an indispensable auxiliary diagnostic tool.Color ultrasound is a "wave" and does not emit radiation, so it only briefly scans the human body, posing no adverse effects on pregnant women or fetuses. The optimal time for a four-dimensional color ultrasound examination is during the 22-26 weeks of pregnancy. Considering individual differences among pregnant women, the specific timing for a four-dimensional color ultrasound should be determined by the doctor after the examination. Only by conducting the examination at the optimal time can the goal of excluding fetal abnormalities be achieved. However, due to individual differences among pregnant women, please consult your doctor to determine the specific timing according to medical advice.