Strong light spot in the right ventricle of the fetus

Color Doppler ultrasound examination after pregnancy is very important, because the physical fitness of pregnant women is different. In addition, the changes in the hormone content in the pregnant woman's body after pregnancy make the pregnant woman's body worse. Therefore, regular prenatal examinations are not only responsible for the baby in the belly, but also responsible for your own physical health. Therefore, after pregnancy, it is necessary to go to the hospital for regular check-ups.

First of all, you should pay attention to the time of doing the four-dimensional examination. Generally speaking, it is better to choose the middle time, that is, it is better to do it at 26 weeks of pregnancy. Some hospitals do the four-dimensional examination earlier, and may ask pregnant women to do it at 23 weeks of pregnancy. At this time, the fetus is still very small, and some hearts have not fully developed, so strong light spots will easily appear. Most of the time, as the gestational weeks increase, the fetus gradually develops and completes, and this strong light spot will disappear.

Therefore, reexamination is very important, and it also gives children a chance. At 30 weeks of pregnancy, a three-dimensional plus cardiac color ultrasound is needed to further observe the child's heart development. Most of the strong light spots that appeared in the previous examination of the fetus will disappear at this time. If it still has not disappeared and there are still strong light spots, it is recommended to consult a more experienced doctor. If it is not a very serious problem, it can be cured after the fetus is born. Many children's hearts are not fully developed until they are two or three years old.

Therefore, if you find strong light spots in the left and right ventricles of the fetus during the examination, don't worry too much. Excessive tension is not conducive to the growth of the fetus. You can have a good rest at this time, and then make an appointment for a three-dimensional examination at 30 weeks of pregnancy. This situation mostly occurs because the previous examination was too early and the child's heart has not yet fully developed. If strong spots still appear during the next examination, it is recommended to consult a more experienced doctor to see if it is serious.