Three B-ultrasounds in two months of pregnancy
28-year-old Li Yu was more than two months pregnant but had three B-ultrasound examinations: the first time was because she was worried that the embryo was not in the womb, the second time was to know if there was a fetal heartbeat, and the third time was to confirm whether the fetus was healthy. normal development.
In fact, I am also very confused. Li Yu said helplessly that even if she didn\’t have any symptoms, she was worried about the health of the fetus. Since hearing the fetal heartbeat in the 8th week, Li Yu has gone to the hospital almost every other day to listen to the fetal heartbeat, otherwise she would be restless all day long.
According to a doctor from the Municipal Maternal and Child Health Hospital, during daily prenatal check-ups, pregnant women like Li Yu who are overly anxious before giving birth are often encountered. Among them, more than 80% are highly educated post-80s pregnant mothers. Generally, doctors will tell pregnant women that they need to have an examination before 3 months of pregnancy and establish a pregnancy manual.
Xiaoyan is 5 months pregnant. Her husband who accompanied her to the Municipal Maternal and Child Health Hospital said that Xiaoyan had been very cautious since she became pregnant. In addition to normal examinations, she also conducts individual examinations in other hospitals in the city to repeatedly verify the child\’s health status. Doctors said this was typical prenatal anxiety.