Patient's question:
Alright, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, I want to get an ultrasound to check if the fetus is normal. I heard that ultrasounds can affect the fetus. Is there any scientific basis for this? Can I have an ultrasound at two months pregnant?
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Since the ultrasound scan used for diagnosis has extremely low energy, it can be performed during this period. However, it should not be done too frequently to avoid any potential impact on the fetus, either minor or significant. Ultrasound is very important for pregnant women during pregnancy, as it is non-invasive, non-radiating, and painless. It can clearly display the anatomical structure of soft tissues in the human body. It allows for direct observation of the activity of organs. During amniocentesis, it can help locate the placenta and avoid damaging the fetus. Instead of asking people not to lie down, it would be better to plant cacti. It is simple, accurate, and easily accepted by pregnant women.