The hazards of four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound

Families who have had babies know that after confirming pregnancy, women need to undergo multiple pregnancy checkups. On the one hand, this is to keep an eye on the health of the fetus, and on the other hand, it is also for the parents to see what the child looks like. The examinations that women need to do include B-ultrasound and various types of color ultrasound. Four-dimensional color ultrasound is not a necessary examination. After all, it is just to obtain a dynamic video of the baby, and it does not harm the mother or the fetus.

Is four-dimensional color ultrasound harmful to the fetus and pregnant mother?

At present, there is no evidence to determine that four-dimensional color ultrasound is harmful to pregnant mothers and babies, so if the doctor recommends that pregnant mothers need to do four-dimensional color ultrasound for further examination of pregnant mothers and fetuses, pregnant mothers can do it with confidence. This is also a guarantee for the health of the fetus and their own health.

What is four-dimensional color ultrasound?

Four-dimensional color ultrasound is also a type of ultrasound examination. It can produce three-dimensional images of the fetus and can clearly see the fetus's eyes, nose, mouth, limbs and other organs and body conditions. It mainly helps doctors determine whether the fetus is deformed. Simply put, it's like a dynamic video.

The difference between four-dimensional color ultrasound and other ultrasound examinations such as B-ultrasound

Ordinary B-ultrasound: Ordinary examination is a two-dimensional ultrasound. The image we can see during B-ultrasound examination is black and white, and we can observe the tissue structure of the fetus.

Color ultrasound: Color ultrasound is also called color Doppler ultrasound. It adds color to B-ultrasound, so it has the function of two-dimensional ultrasound and can provide doctors with information about fetal blood flow and heart.

Three-dimensional color ultrasound: Three-dimensional color ultrasound adds three-dimensional dynamic display to color ultrasound, providing doctors with three-dimensional images of the fetus to further diagnose whether the fetus is deformed or has other problems.

Four-dimensional color ultrasound: Four-dimensional color ultrasound is currently the most advanced color ultrasound equipment, which helps doctors obtain dynamic images of the fetus in real time. It not only allows doctors to make more accurate judgments on fetal problems, but also allows expectant fathers and mothers to see what the fetus really looks like in the belly.