What is good for pregnant women to eat? How to take care of pregnant women effectively?... are questions that pregnant women often wonder. The content of the video below will provide readers with information on how to take care of pregnant women's health scientifically and effectively so that both mother and fetus are healthy.

Ultrasound is a basic technique used in diagnosing many health problems in women. Women often know the role of ultrasound during pregnancy but do not fully understand the importance of ultrasound in diagnosing other health problems.

During pregnancy, to closely monitor the mother's health as well as the development of the fetus, pregnant women need to have regular check-ups as well as safe pregnancy management. In addition, conducting tests during pregnancy such as HIV testing, hepatitis B testing... plays a very important role.

Fetal ultrasound uses ultrasound waves to create images and observe the structure and activity of the fetus in the uterus. During the ultrasound, the doctor will use an ultrasound probe placed on the pregnant woman's abdomen (abdominal ultrasound) or use an ultrasound probe covered by a condom to insert into the pregnant woman's vagina (vaginal ultrasound) to perform the ultrasound.

Each different stage of pregnancy marks changes, both psychologically, hormonally and physically, in the mother and fetus. Regular prenatal check-ups at each time point and ultrasounds at the appropriate stage will help doctors assess the mother's health and promptly detect abnormalities in the baby.

The last three months of pregnancy are a very important time because the mother is preparing to welcome the fetus in the womb into the world. During this period, pregnant women need to have regular check-ups to monitor the health of the mother and baby. In addition, in the last three months, when going for regular check-ups, pregnant women are also instructed to recognize the signs of labor and promptly handle any abnormalities that occur, preventing premature labor.

In addition to the fetal weight index, the femur length index is one of the necessary parameters to help mothers know the development status of the fetus in the womb. Doctors can measure the length of the femur from the 14th week of pregnancy, to the 30th week of pregnancy, what is the average femur length of the fetus?