Can I eat while doing 4D color Doppler ultrasound?

In clinical medicine, some examinations are usually required. Because different examination items have different requirements for us, we usually do not understand the examination items, which will cause many adverse effects on the data of the later examination items. So, can you eat while doing four-dimensional color ultrasound? Let’s discuss the interpretation below, and I hope everyone will understand it.

Can I eat while doing 4D color Doppler ultrasound?

The four-dimensional color ultrasound screening and examination is mainly to check the condition of the fetus in the belly. Eating and drinking before the examination will not affect the actual effect of the examination. There is no need to make any special preparations before doing the four-dimensional color ultrasound. Pregnant women can eat a full meal and do not need to be hungry for the examination. The doctor will use the four-dimensional color ultrasound camera to scan the pregnant mother's belly one by one. In about 20 minutes, he can understand the growth and development status of the baby in the belly. However, pregnant women should also pay attention to the following matters:

1. Before the four-dimensional color ultrasound examination, pregnant women are advised to wear their tops and jeans separately. In the four-dimensional color Doppler ultrasound examination, the doctor mainly uses the examination instruments to examine the fetus's current facial development, heart, brain, spine, etc. to see if there are any development defects. If the fetus is found to have deformities during the examination, the examination time may be relatively longer.

2. When doing fetal examination, due to the limitations of ultrasound technology, it is not possible to detect all malformed fetuses, that is, the ultrasound diagnosis accuracy rate cannot reach 100%.

3. Soft tissues such as the inside of the ear, sex organs, sexual organs and jaw arch are not within the scope of color Doppler ultrasound examination of the fetus.

4. The number of phalanges and toes is not included in the fetal limb examination, and the fetal four-chamber heart examination can only detect 50%-60% of congenital heart diseases.