How long does it take to get an ultrasound during early pregnancy?

In fact, for most women, when they know whether they are pregnant, they usually use a pregnancy test stick to check. If they find two red bars on the test paper, it means that they have successfully become pregnant. If there is only one red bar, it means that the pregnancy preparation has failed and they need to try again next time. When they know that they are pregnant, they usually go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to determine whether the fetus is healthy. But do you know?

If the pregnancy is short, the fetus in the belly is actually still in the stage of disintegration and division, and the fetal heartbeat and fetal heartbeat cannot be seen at this time. So how long after pregnancy can you do a B-ultrasound examination?

Generally speaking, there is no need to do B-ultrasound examination too early after pregnancy, and if you want to do a B-ultrasound examination, the earliest time should be around 6 weeks of pregnancy. Maybe everyone is not very clear, why is it chosen at this time? Today, the editor will analyze with everyone, why is the first time to do an ultrasound examination when the pregnancy is about 6 weeks?

In fact, if a woman's menstrual cycle is relatively regular, then having sex after ovulation can of course increase the probability of pregnancy, and the sperm and egg at this time are also more likely to combine. Only when the sperm and egg combine and successfully implant in the woman's uterus can it be considered a successful pregnancy. In this case, it can slowly grow into a test tube embryo, and in this process it takes about 10 days to help gradually stabilize and slowly form a gestational sac.

Generally speaking, if you use a pregnancy test stick for testing, if you find two bars, it means that the hcg content in the body is relatively high. Therefore, although you are pregnant at this time, the gestational sac may not have formed. If you go for an ultrasound examination too early, you may not be able to see the gestational sac. It should be understood that conjunctivitis will occur gradually about half a month after the menstruation is delayed. However, relatively speaking, if a B-ultrasound examination is done when the woman is about 6 weeks pregnant, not only can the gestational sac and fetal heartbeat in the belly be seen, but it will also not cause a big impact on the fetus in the belly.