Patient's question:
At 24 weeks of pregnancy, there were strong echoes in both the left and right ventricles on the 4D ultrasound. The doctor recommended a follow-up examination. At 27 weeks, the 4D ultrasound results showed a 2.21.9mm strong echo in the right ventricle. Combined with the low-risk result of the triple screen, the doctor said that some of them might be absorbed later. Now at 35 weeks, it is still present, and I am very worried about potential negative consequences. I want to go to a higher-level hospital for further examination, but now I don’t know what other tests can be done or what else can be checked.Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify this. I hope it assists you. If there were no abnormalities in the previous Down syndrome screening, there should be no major issues. Now that you are in the late stage of pregnancy, it is recommended to have a follow-up ultrasound with careful observation. Attend prenatal check-ups on schedule. Maintain a cheerful mood, engage in appropriate outdoor activities, eat less spicy and cold foods, and consume more fresh vegetables and fruits. Maintain a regular schedule, avoid overexertion, and wish you and your baby a healthy pregnancy.