What can I see on ultrasound at 45 days of pregnancy?

I believe that mothers who have just learned that they are pregnant are still very hopeful about creating the birth of a new life, and they can't wait to do an ultrasound to check the baby's growth and development. But we all know that when you are pregnant for a short time, you can't see the formed baby, so mothers can't help but wonder, what will you see on the B-ultrasound at 45 days of pregnancy?

What can be seen in ultrasound at 45 days of pregnancy?

1. If you go to the hospital for ultrasound at 45 days of pregnancy, you can see the gestational sac, but you may not be able to see the fetal heartbeat. This is because the time for the embryo bud and fetal heartbeat to appear during pregnancy is generally around 40 to 50 days. If you don't see it, it may be that the pregnancy is still early and the embryo bud and fetal heartbeat have not yet developed. The fetal heartbeat may also be due to abnormal development of the fertilized egg.

2. The first month of pregnancy is the embryonic bud and fetal heart stage. The growth rate of the new life during this period is the fastest in its life. At this stage, the prototype of the fetal central nervous system and circulatory organs has basically appeared. The liver begins to grow and develop significantly from this stage, and the umbilical cord connected to the mother also begins to grow and develop from this stage.

What should you pay attention to during the 45th day of pregnancy?

1. At 45 days of pregnancy, some pregnant women do not conduct or do not conduct pregnancy checkups on time due to shyness or inconvenience. This makes it impossible to deal with cesarean section indications and fetal position in time, and fetal abnormalities are one of the key reasons for dystocia.

2. In the early stages of pregnancy, taking medicines without the doctor's advice, especially some antibiotics, growth hormones, painkillers and sedatives, is a major factor in causing fetal malformations. You should not use medicines indiscriminately during pregnancy, but this does not mean you should not take medicines. Most medicines are safe for the fetus, so if you are sick during pregnancy, you should take medicines appropriately under the guidance of a doctor.

It turns out that what can be seen by B-ultrasound at 45 days of pregnancy is really very limited. All that can be seen is the gestational sac. If the baby is growing and developing rapidly, the fetal bud and fetal heartbeat may be seen. Of course, if nothing is seen, it is also normal. However, even if the expectant mother does not see the fetal bud or fetal heartbeat at this time, she does not need to worry too much and can just go for follow-up visits regularly according to the doctor's instructions.