After pregnancy, women not only need to pay attention to protecting themselves, but also need to do a good job in prenatal checkups. For pregnant women and fetuses, their health should be monitored. If any abnormalities in fetal growth are found, they should be promptly addressed. For example, if NT checks, is it safe if NT passes?
NT examination is mainly used to rule out whether the fetus has Down syndrome, which is a normal examination during pregnancy. Passing NT does not mean that the fetus is completely safe, it can only mean that there is no Down syndrome disease. This examination does not mean that the fetus is also healthy in other aspects. So in the later stages of pregnancy, a comprehensive examination is still necessary to avoid any abnormal symptoms in the fetus.
In addition, pregnant women should pay attention to the timing of NT examinations, as the accuracy of examination results is higher between 11-14 weeks. So if you want to undergo NT examination, you need to make an appointment in advance. You can contact the hospital where you want to undergo the examination before 11 weeks of pregnancy and schedule the appointment time. This can ensure that you don't have to wait for too long during the examination. If the optimal inspection time is exceeded, it will affect the accuracy of the inspection.
Pregnant women should pay attention not to be nervous during the examination of NT, relax themselves, and wear loose clothes for easy examination. In addition, NT examination does not require fasting examination, so it can be done after eating in the morning to avoid abnormal hypoglycemia.
