40 days of early pregnancy B-ultrasound picture

The first 40 days of pregnancy is the early stage of pregnancy, and the baby in the pregnant woman's belly is still very tender. If you want your baby to be healthier, it is best not to do B-ultrasound when you are 40 days pregnant, because many people know that B-ultrasound may cause certain harm to the baby. Unless it is necessary, it is best not to do an ultrasound.

B-ultrasound in the early stages of pregnancy is not necessary for most pregnant women. However, if the pregnant mother has a history of miscarriage, has received infertility treatment, or has bleeding, abdominal pain, etc., the doctor may ask you to do an ultrasound examination between 6 and 11 weeks of pregnancy. The only written notice for doing an early pregnancy ultrasound before 6 weeks of pregnancy is to rule out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. If not necessary within 3 months, color Doppler ultrasound examination will not be performed. In other words, the first color Doppler ultrasound examination should be performed after 12 weeks. Medical students examine the results based on the symptoms reported by the pregnant woman, suspecting hydatidiform mole, ectopic pregnancy or combined pregnancy. Color Doppler ultrasound examination at 11-14 weeks of pregnancy will show the detailed image of the fetus, which can confirm whether the baby's development is consistent with the gestational age, whether it is a multiple pregnancy, etc.

Ultrasound examinations of pregnancy are usually very short, lasting only a few minutes, and generally do not affect the fetus in the late gestational age of the uterus. Generally, 3 to 4 ultrasound examinations are sufficient during pregnancy. However, if there are abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, frequent fetal movements, lowering, and other abnormalities during pregnancy, as well as unclear fetal position, ultrasound examinations should be considered as appropriate based on the doctor's examination results.

When doing B-ultrasound in the early stages of pregnancy, a certain amount of urine needs to be accumulated in the bladder to be seen clearly, so expectant mothers are advised to hold their urine in advance. If in the early stages of pregnancy, due to special conditions such as abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, etc., you need to do an ultrasound examination, then drink 4-6 cups of warm water at home in advance.

According to the detailed introduction in the article, it can be understood that in the first 40 days of pregnancy, unless it is necessary, it is best not to do a B-ultrasound examination. Since B-ultrasound will have a certain impact on the baby in the pregnant woman's body and may cause problems for the baby in the pregnant woman's belly, unless it is necessary and cannot be avoided, it is best not to do a B-ultrasound examination.