Fans asked: I have been married to my husband for 3 months. When I was postponed for half a month, I bought it for pregnancy test paper to test the two bars. It was more and more obvious for a week. It should be pregnant. The family is very happy.My mother -in -law asked me to go to the hospital to take a vaginal B -ultrasound. Excuse me: Will vaginal B -ultrasound abortion during pregnancy?Does it affect your baby?
Will vaginal B -ultrasound abortion in pregnancy?
Vaginal B -ultrasound is often safe during pregnancy, but in some special cases, vaginal B ultrasound may increase the risk of abortion.Here are some situations that may cause abortion:
Early pregnancy: The embryo during early pregnancy is very delicate. At this time, the vaginal B -ultrasound may cause the embryo to displace or damage and cause abortion.
Cervical relaxation: Some women will have cervical relaxation during pregnancy. At this time, vaginal B -ultrasound may stimulate the cervix and cause abortion.
Vaginal infection: If there is vaginal infection in vaginal B prematurely, the vaginal B ultrasound may cause the infection to spread and increase the risk of abortion.
Inner ring: If women wear the inner ring of the palace during pregnancy, the vaginal B overtime may be shifted or damaged the inner ring of the palace, causing abortion.
In general, if a vaginal B -ultrasound needs to be performed during pregnancy, women should consult with the doctor first to determine whether there is a risk of abortion.At the same time, women should follow the doctor’s guidance and suggestions, and choose a safe check method to ensure the safety of themselves and the fetus.
It is worth noting that the vaginal B -ultrasound is not a examination that all pregnant women need to do. It will only be carried out when the fetus is healthy or excluded from some diseases.If there is no doctor’s suggestion and guidance, pregnant women should not perform vaginal B -ultrasound by themselves.At the same time, pregnant women should also pay attention to maintaining good living habits, prevent infection and other health problems, to protect the health of herself and fetuses.
Does the vaginal B -ultrasound affect the baby?
The vaginal B -ultrasound is a safe and effective method of pregnancy, but if the vaginal B -ultrasound is performed frequently, it may have a certain impact on the baby.
The vaginal B ultrasound usually uses ultrasonic technology. If the ultrasonic energy is too large or to illuminate the fetus too often, it may have a certain impact on the health of the fetus.Some studies have shown that excessive frequent vaginal B -ultrasound may affect the fetal brain, eyes, immune systems, and reproductive systems, but these effects are usually temporary.
Secondly, excessive frequent vaginal B -ultrasound may also have an impact on the health of pregnant women, such as increasing the risk of contractions, leading to vaginal infections, and increasing bleeding.
Therefore, pregnant women should follow the doctor’s advice and guidance, and choose the appropriate pregnancy examination scheme to avoid excessive frequent vaginal B -ultrasound.Generally speaking, it is recommended that pregnant women perform a B -ultrasound in the early stages of pregnancy to determine the exact pregnancy week and the health of the pregnant woman. After that, the necessary examination is performed in accordance with the doctor’s advice during pregnancy.
During pregnancy, B -ultrasound is a very important link, because it can check the development of the fetus, the position of the placenta, the amount of amniotic fluid, the condition of the uterus, etc. This is of great help to the health of pregnant women and fetuses.However, how many B -ultrasounds are needed?
Generally speaking, pregnant women need to do 3-4 B-ultrasound examinations, in the early stages of pregnancy, in the middle of pregnancy and the third trimester.Specifically:
B-ultrasound in early pregnancy: Generally around 7-8 weeks of pregnancy, this is the first time that the fetus can be seen.This examination is mainly to determine whether the fetus has a heartbeat, determine the gestational week, and eliminate ectopic pregnancy.
B-ultrasound in the second trimester: It is usually about 18-22 weeks of pregnancy. This is the time when the fetal organs and structural development are relatively complete.This examination is mainly to check whether the organs and structures of the fetus are normal, including limbs, heads, spine, heart, kidney, gastrointestinal, etc.
B-ultrasound in the second trimester: Generally around 32-34 weeks of pregnancy, the fetus is relatively large and the uterus is more tense.This examination is mainly to determine the location of the fetus, the amount of amniotic fluid, etc., and at the same time, you can also check the weight of the fetus, head circumference and other indicators.
B-ultrasound in the third trimester: This is generally about 37-40 weeks of pregnancy, mainly to determine whether the fetus has problems such as delay in the palace, and at the same time, it can also determine the method and time of childbirth.
It should be noted that if pregnant women have high risks, such as old age, fetal abnormalities, multiple pregnancy, etc., they may need to do more B -ultrasound examinations.In addition, doctors may conduct more frequent B -ultrasounds as needed for some pregnancy diseases such as hypertension syndrome during pregnancy.
