A fetal echocardiogram (additionally called a fetal reverberation) utilizes sound waves to take photos of an unborn child's heart. This easy ultrasound test shows the design of the heart and how well it's working. Doctors might arrange a fetal echocardiogram to search for any serious issues with the fostering child's heart dividers and valves, the veins prompting and from the heart, and the heart's siphoning strength. You ought to have the option to eat and drink regularly in advance. You needn't bother with a full bladder before this test. Put no moisturizers, creams, or powders on your midsection upon the arrival of the fetal echocardiogram. A fetal echocardiogram is done in an obscured room, while you are resting. It is like a standard ultrasound during pregnancy. The gel put on your gut helps sound waves travel from the echocardiogram wand (called the transducer) to the child's heart and back once more. The individual doing the test will move the wand around to get photos of the heart from various points.
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