Fetal ultrasound during pregnancy is one of the key procedures for monitoring the baby’s development. Why is an ultrasound performed? This procedure makes it possible to assess the fetus’s growth and development, detect possible abnormalities, determine the baby’s sex, and check the condition of the placenta and the amount of amniotic fluid. It is an important tool for early diagnosis and timely intervention, helping ensure the peace of mind of the expectant mother and the baby’s health.
How often are ultrasounds performed? A routine ultrasound is usually performed three times:
in the first trimester (11–14 weeks), the second trimester (18–21 weeks), and the third trimester (30–34 weeks). However, if there are medical indications or complications, the doctor may prescribe additional examinations.
In this video, Dr. Yulia Kovekhova explains each stage of the ultrasound in detail, discusses its importance, and answers the most frequently asked questions from expectant parents. Don’t miss this important information about your baby’s health!
How often are ultrasounds performed? A routine ultrasound is usually performed three times:
in the first trimester (11–14 weeks), the second trimester (18–21 weeks), and the third trimester (30–34 weeks). However, if there are medical indications or complications, the doctor may prescribe additional examinations.
In this video, Dr. Yulia Kovekhova explains each stage of the ultrasound in detail, discusses its importance, and answers the most frequently asked questions from expectant parents. Don’t miss this important information about your baby’s health!
