Patient's question:
Does doing an ultrasound for over a month affect the fetus?Doctor's answer:
After pregnancy, it is necessary to dynamically monitor the child's growth and development. Generally, around 40 days of pregnancy, an ultrasound is performed to rule out ectopic pregnancy. Every three months, an ultrasound is done to check if the child is developing normally, such as whether there are any deformities. At seven months, an ultrasound is conducted to check the baby's position, such as whether it is head-down or breech. This can basically ensure that the baby is born healthy.