Poor amniotic fluid translucency

When expectant mothers have prenatal checkups during pregnancy, the amniotic fluid translucency is normal and the amniotic fluid is generally clear. However, due to various reasons, the amniotic fluid may become turbid, resulting in poor sound transmission during examination. This situation needs to be taken seriously by expectant mothers because it may affect the growth of the fetus. In addition to paying close attention to the condition of the fetus, you should also cooperate with the doctor's treatment. So how to improve the poor amniotic fluid sound transmission?

1. Reasons

There are two situations in which amniotic fluid has poor sound permeability. One situation is that fetal hypoxia causes the anal sphincter to relax, causing meconium to be discharged into the amniotic fluid. Another situation is that there is more vernix caseosa in the amniotic fluid.

2. How to improve

1. How to improve the poor amniotic fluid sound transmittance is a question that I believe many pregnant mothers are concerned about. First of all, everyone knows that amniotic fluid is the environment that the fetus relies on for production in the mother's body. In order to effectively protect the health of the fetus from harm during pregnancy, amniocentesis may be performed.

2. If the amniotic fluid is found to be poor during the examination, it must be a very worrying thing. In fact, this kind of poor amniotic fluid situation mostly occurs when delivery is approaching, mainly indicating that the amniotic fluid is relatively turbid. It may be caused by meconium contamination that causes the amniotic fluid to be contaminated. If the baby is hypoxic in the uterus or there is too little amniotic fluid in the late pregnancy, defecation may occur, causing the amniotic fluid to become turbid and resulting in poor amniotic fluid sound transmission.

3. At this time, in order to prevent the fetus from severe hypoxia in the uterus, in addition to the need for another ultrasound examination, oxygen inhalation is also required, and the changes in the fetal heart rate must be closely observed, and be prepared to end delivery at any time.

3. Notes

Poor amniotic fluid sound transmission is mainly caused by the contamination of the amniotic fluid, which leads to the baby's hypoxia. At this time, fetal heart monitoring must be performed, and the expectant mother needs to pay attention to adequate rest and avoid strenuous exercise that makes the amniotic fluid more turbid, and also to avoid rupture of the fetal membrane, which may lead to umbilical cord prolapse and put the fetus in danger. The problem of poor amniotic fluid translucency is relatively serious. After discovering the relevant problems, expectant mothers must fully cooperate with the doctor to conduct relevant tests to avoid unnecessary risks.