Patient's question:
Does frequent internet use cause fetal malformation? Can a regular ultrasound detect it?Medical history and treatment effectiveness: The doctor said it was normal, but I still don’t feel at ease. However, the ultrasound report states that the fetal neck is unclear—what could be the reason?
What kind of help do you need: Please help me understand. I’m very worried.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, a seven-month pregnancy ultrasound can determine if the fetus is normal. However, a four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound at seven months will provide a clearer view of the entire fetal development. It is recommended to use a computer, as it has strong radiation that is particularly harmful to pregnant women. Although it is generally unlikely for a computer to cause malformations at seven months of pregnancy, it is still best to avoid using it. Using a computer can also easily lead to fatigue, so it is advisable to wear a radiation-blocking garment and use it for short periods each day.Hello, if you frequently use a computer during the seventh month of pregnancy and keep your abdomen 30 cm away from the keyboard, there should be no significant electronic radiation exposure. Regarding the ultrasound report stating that the fetal neck is unclear, it is likely that other organs or tissues are obstructing the scanning head. In this case, regular prenatal check-ups are sufficient. Based on your description, it seems that your fetus should be fine, and it is recommended to undergo regular prenatal check-ups.