What is the relationship between the fetal left ventricular speckles and the pregnant woman?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Left ventricular intracardiac strong echo is a sonographic finding. It is not a sonographic diagnosis of fetal cardiac abnormalities and is very common clinically. The pathogenesis is currently unclear, and there are several possible causes:
1. Central mineral deposition in the papillary muscles
2. Thickening of the intracardiac chordae tendineae
3. Incomplete perforation of the papillary muscles and chordae tendineae (a developmental variation).
As the gestational age increases, most of them will shrink or disappear.
Intracardiac strong echo has no significant clinical significance for most fetuses, but it can also appear in fetuses with other cardiac or extracardiac abnormalities. If the pregnant woman catches a cold, she can take Qingkailing or Shuanghuanglian oral liquid for treatment. It is important to drink more water and avoid overusing antibiotics.