In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, women who may have chromosomal diseases in their fetuses need to undergo timely amniocentesis to screen for the health status of the fetus. Amniotic puncture may have certain risks, so special attention should be paid after examination. So, how long does it take for a reaction to occur after amniocentesis?
Amniotic amniocentesis, also known as amniocentesis, is a prenatal diagnosis performed by women during mid pregnancy. Through amniocentesis, it is possible to timely determine whether the fetus has Down syndrome and other genetic diseases.
If women experience complications or side effects after undergoing amniocentesis surgery, they often respond within two weeks. If there is no obvious discomfort after two weeks, it will not pose a danger to the body.
After amniocentesis, some complications that are prone to occur are amniotic fluid leakage and amniotic cavity infection. However, during the hospital examination process, under the guidance of B-ultrasound equipment, the umbilical cord and placenta of the fetus can be accurately avoided, so it is a relatively safe examination method. Women do not need to worry too much during the examination process.
For elderly mothers and high-risk pregnant women, it is easy to have fetal chromosomal abnormalities, so it is necessary to do a timely amniocentesis examination in order to make a clear diagnosis of the disease.
