Nowadays, women need to go to the hospital for prenatal check ups after pregnancy, among which B-ultrasound examination is one of the more common ultrasound examinations, and many women need to undergo B-ultrasound examination. However, in addition to ultrasound examination, other tests are also necessary to better understand the fetal development and prepare for future childbirth. So, can a general color ultrasound see a baby's ears?
If a regular B-ultrasound examination is used to check the baby, the development of the baby's ears is usually not visible. To see the development of the baby's ears, a three-dimensional or four-dimensional ultrasound is needed to determine. However, after pregnancy, women are usually examined using four-dimensional color ultrasound. Four dimensional color ultrasound is used to observe the growth and development of female fetuses in the uterus, to see if the fetus has developmental abnormalities, and to provide accurate evidence for early congenital developmental abnormalities in fetuses.
Although four-dimensional ultrasound can be used to see the baby's ears, it can only show their external contours and cannot observe their internal development. Moreover, when women undergo four-dimensional ultrasound examination, there are some things to pay attention to. Firstly, 4D ultrasound does not require women to hold urine or go on an empty stomach, only to go to the hospital for examination within the prescribed time.
Secondly, before undergoing a four-dimensional ultrasound examination, women should wear a top and bottom pants to facilitate a smooth four-dimensional ultrasound examination. After completing the four-dimensional ultrasound examination, the results can usually be seen in the afternoon of the same day. If women have any questions about the examination results, they should promptly consult a doctor. In addition, women who want to undergo four-dimensional ultrasound examination need to do it at five months of pregnancy.
