With the continuous development of medical technology, in order to ensure the health of children after birth, pregnant women need to undergo more and more prenatal examinations throughout their entire pregnancy, such as Down syndrome screening, which is an important examination that pregnant women need to do between 16 weeks and 21 weeks. Mainly check if the fetus has congenital diseases or if there is a risk of limb deformities. So, if the fetus stops, can a normal diagnosis still be made through a Down syndrome screening?
Firstly, when performing Tang screening, doctors need to check for any deformities in the limbs or face of the fetus. However, some parts may not be visible, which requires the cooperation of the fetus. This can only be seen through the continuous rotation of the fetus in the mother's body. However, if the fetus stops moving, the results of the examination may not be accurate.
In addition to examining external deformities, Tang Screen also tests the internal organs of the fetus, such as whether the liver function is complete and whether there is a possibility of congenital heart disease. If the fetus has already stopped, its heart will not beat and all organs in the body will not function. If a Down syndrome screening is performed at this time, there will definitely be no normal results.
So, during pregnancy, women must pay attention to the health of the mother's body in order for the fetus to develop healthily. To maintain a happy mood, avoid getting angry, and have a reasonable diet. Develop good lifestyle habits, refrain from smoking, drinking, staying up late, seeking medical attention promptly when sick, and not taking medication without authorization. Prohibit sexual activity and undergo regular prenatal check ups to ensure the healthy growth of the fetus.
