After pregnancy, women should undergo regular prenatal check ups to understand their own physical condition and the growth and development of the fetus. There are many prenatal check ups that need to be done during pregnancy, one of which is cardiac ultrasound. Many pregnant women are not very familiar with this examination. Let's take a look at what problems can be detected by pregnant women's cardiac ultrasound?
Pregnant women undergoing cardiac ultrasound can detect the presence of heart disease in their bodies, understand the overall structure of the heart, and check for any abnormalities in the valves. If pregnant women have rheumatic heart disease or valve insufficiency during pregnancy, and feel obvious respiratory discomfort, they need to go to the hospital for a cardiac ultrasound examination in a timely manner to confirm the diagnosis.
If a pregnant woman has any abnormal heart condition, it is necessary to conduct an assessment to understand the magnitude of the risk. If the risk is relatively high, it may be necessary to terminate the pregnancy. Pregnant women need to undergo fetal cardiac ultrasound after undergoing four-dimensional ultrasound during pregnancy to determine whether the fetus has congenital heart disease. If the fetus has heart disease, corresponding treatment plans need to be adopted early.
During pregnancy, it is important to go for prenatal check ups on time. If there are any abnormal situations, they can be treated early. It is important to ensure adequate sleep and maintain a relaxed mood to avoid depression. Pay attention to a balanced diet and avoid eating raw, cold, spicy, and stimulating foods to avoid adverse effects on the body.
