The healthy development of the fetus is the hope of every pregnant mother, but some fetuses may have developmental abnormalities during pregnancy, and severe abnormalities may require surgery, such as pulmonary isolation symptoms, which may require surgical termination of pregnancy. So, is lung isolation for babies a major surgery?
If the fetus shows symptoms of lung isolation during development, it is in the stage of embryonic development. There is a separation phenomenon in the main body of the lungs, which forms a solitary development and receives blood supply from extracorporeal circulation arteries and abnormal arteries, resulting in the formation of cystic masses, which belongs to abnormal lung development.
If the diagnosis has been confirmed, from the perspective of eugenics, it is necessary to consider terminating the pregnancy. Therefore, if women are found to have abnormal fetal development during pregnancy, it is recommended to go to the hospital for induced abortion surgery as soon as possible. And this surgery also belongs to a routine procedure for abnormal fetal development. Pregnant women should follow the advice of the attending physician and perform the surgery according to the treatment plan given by the doctor.
If the pregnancy is not terminated, the baby often experiences recurrent respiratory infections or is unable to breathe normally on their own after birth. This will inevitably affect the safety of the baby's life. This will also have significant adverse effects on the healthy development and growth of the baby in the future. So if the fetus is found to have lung isolation symptoms, it is important to be cautious about whether to continue the pregnancy.
