Patient's question:
May, the fetus in the abdomen, shows an image of a mixed mass in the occipital region of the skull, measuring approximately 20 to 28 millimeters in size. The shape is round, predominantly fluid-filled, with clear boundaries and thick walls. At the site of protrusion, the skull's radiolucent halo is disrupted, and the midline of the brain is centralized. The rest appears normal! Please ask if the head symptoms affect the fetus and whether they may lead to malformations or congenital diseases?Doctor's answer:
First, take premarital examination seriously. Through the examination, some diseases can be found, such as hepatitis B, sexually transmitted diseases. These diseases will affect the health of offspring, cause fetal malformations, and can only be pregnant after being cured. According to the examination results, there are a small number of malformations, and it is recommended to continue examination and diagnosis.