After pregnancy, women should not only pay attention to not being burdened by heavy work in their daily lives, but also not be too nervous. We should maintain a relaxed and happy mood. In addition, pregnant women also need to undergo some prenatal examinations to understand their own body and the development status of the fetus. So, is it okay not to do amniocentesis?
Many expectant mothers pay close attention to their own prenatal check ups, but there are also some pregnant women who do not pay attention to their prenatal check ups. Amniotic fluid aspiration is mainly used to check whether the fetal chromosomes in the pregnant woman's abdomen are abnormal. Many pregnant women do not pay attention to prenatal check ups during pregnancy, which is a very bad idea.
During pregnancy, going to the hospital for amniocentesis to check if the results are healthy not only allows pregnant women to feel at ease, but also timely detection of fetal problems in the abdomen. Once abnormal conditions occur, they can be dealt with in a timely manner to avoid adverse effects, worsen the condition, and affect the safety of pregnant women and babies. Amniocentesis is usually scheduled between 16 and 21 weeks of pregnancy. In order to ensure the healthy growth of the fetus in the womb, mothers should undergo timely prenatal check ups.
Secondly, generally speaking, if the Down syndrome screening results indicate a low risk, amniocentesis is not necessary. If the result shows high risk, it is recommended that the mother undergo amniocentesis to rule out the possibility of fetal genetic or chromosomal diseases.
There are also requirements for amniocentesis, which is suitable for high-risk pregnant women. Pregnant women with a history of adverse pregnancy or family genetic diseases must undergo further examination.
