As I'm 6months pregnant gync has suggested me a foetal 2D echo..Am too worried as why did she suggest me this..And do I need to fast to attend this test..pls suggest
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You don't need to fast for this test. It's a protocol at some places to go for fetal 2D echo as to be sure of the fetal's heart function. It doesn't mean there is anything to worry about .
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A 2D ultrasound is the standard procedure used during obstetric ultrasound. It is the one used to produce 2 dimensional images of what is happening inside the mothers and baby's body. Generally, all pregnancy ultrasounds are still done using 2D technology. The usual protocol for scanning in pregnancy are:
- Dating and viability scan between 6 and 9 weeks.
- Nuchal translucency (NT) scan sometimes called the early morphology scan between 11 and 13 weeks.
- Anomaly scan (ultrasound level II) between 18 and 20 weeks.
- Growth scan or fetal wellbeing scan between 28 and 32 weeks.
- Growth scan and colour doppler(if indicated) studies between 36 and 40 weeks.
Kindly do the scan as directed by your obstetrician.
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