Prenatal ultrasound scanning refers to a testing method that uses ultrasound technology to regularly check pregnant women and fetuses. This technology is widely used in clinical practice due to its advantages of non-invasive, safe, and simple operation. This article will explore the advantages and disadvantages of prenatal ultrasound scanning and its impact on maternal and infant health.

1、 Advantages and disadvantages of prenatal ultrasound scanning

1. Advantages:

(1) Non traumatic: Prenatal ultrasound scanning has no side effects on both pregnant women and fetuses, does not cause trauma to both, and does not affect normal life.

(2) High safety: prenatal ultrasound scanning will not cause any harm to pregnant women and fetuses, with high safety.

(3) Easy to operate: The steps of ultrasonic scanning are simple, convenient, and easy to operate.

(4) Clear lesion: Ultrasound scanning can clearly and intuitively display the growth of the fetus, and lesions can also be clearly displayed, which is beneficial for the health of pregnant women and fetuses.

2. Disadvantages:

(1) Prenatal ultrasound scanning cannot replace other examinations: Prenatal ultrasound scanning cannot replace other examination methods and should be combined with other examination methods for comprehensive diagnosis.

(2) There may be errors: In a few cases, due to limitations in fetal position, maternal structure, and other factors, there may be some errors in the results of prenatal ultrasound scans.

2、 The impact of prenatal ultrasound scanning on maternal and infant health

1. Impact on pregnant women

Prenatal ultrasound scanning can help pregnant women understand their own and fetal health status. Scanning can reveal whether pregnant women have any diseases, whether pregnancy is normal, and whether the fetal position is correct. If abnormal conditions are found, pregnant women can seek medical attention in a timely manner, receive treatment or treatment. In addition, prenatal ultrasound examination can also help pregnant women understand the gender of the fetus, providing them with a more comprehensive understanding and enhancing their psychological preparation.

2. Impact on the fetus

In the stage of fetal development, prenatal ultrasound scanning can help doctors and pregnant women better understand the health status of the fetus, such as the development and growth of fetal heartbeat and organs, and timely detect abnormal situations, carry out targeted treatment and treatment, improve the survival rate of the fetus after birth, and reduce the risk of some abnormalities or pathological occurrences.