I believe many women will consider when to go to the hospital for examination after pregnancy, in order to learn more about the development of the fetus. Generally, women who go to the hospital for regular check ups under the guidance of doctors will not affect fetal examinations. If some examinations are conducted too early, it may not only affect fetal development, but also affect the examination results. So, do women need to go to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination before three months of pregnancy?
Women can undergo ultrasound examination three months before pregnancy. However, after three months of pregnancy, the main procedure is to undergo four-dimensional color ultrasound examination. In fact, women undergoing ultrasound examination in the early stages of pregnancy mainly determine whether they have conceived in the uterus and whether the embryo is developing normally. Generally, women undergo a B-ultrasound examination three months before pregnancy to confirm that their physical condition is good, and there is no need to undergo another B-ultrasound examination afterwards.
At three months of pregnancy, women can see fetal hand and foot movements through some ultrasound examinations. At this point, the kidneys and ureters in the fetus's body have developed and are able to excrete on their own. Moreover, as the fetus enters the middle stage of pregnancy, its development rate will become faster and faster. At this time, women need to prepare more nutrients and supplement them in a timely manner, which is beneficial for fetal development. Otherwise, both themselves and the fetus may suffer from malnutrition.
In addition, women can start sexual activity in mid pregnancy, but they must be careful not to be extravagant and cause miscarriage. At the same time, women should not go to crowded places to avoid exposure to harmful substances that may affect fetal development. The most important thing is that women need to go to the hospital regularly for check ups to timely understand the development of the fetus and prepare for its future growth.
