What should I do if the fetus has a deformed nose?

A new life is born every moment. They are like angels, bringing laughter to their fathers. But some children make their parents very painful. Because they suffer from congenital diseases or have physical defects. If he has a deformed nose, it is better to treat it as early as possible, or in other words, to find the best period for treatment. The following text tells us what to do if a fetus has a deformed nose? How is it treated?

Most non-lethal malformations do not require surgical intervention during pregnancy, such as congenital heart disease, which can be treated surgically after birth. However, some fetal malformations may affect the intrauterine safety of the fetus and require intervention during pregnancy.

Due to the high risks and technical requirements of the operation, most intrauterine fetal treatments are still in the experimental stage.

1. Intrauterine fetoscopic surgery is mainly used to treat twin-twin transfusion syndrome or fetal reduction. There are reports abroad that it is used to treat fetal diaphragmatic hernia, meningocele, urinary tract obstruction, etc.

2. Postpartum treatment such as ventricular shunt surgery for hydrocephalus, cleft lip and palate repair, surgical treatment of congenital heart disease, drug treatment of phenylketonuria, etc.

Note: 1. Taking folic acid before pregnancy: Starting taking folic acid three months before pregnancy can effectively prevent fetal neural tube defects.

2. High-risk pregnant women should receive prenatal consultation.

3. Regular prenatal check-ups after pregnancy: avoid exposure to adverse environments and drugs, quit drinking and smoking, do Down syndrome screening, B-ultrasound examinations, etc., and perform prenatal diagnosis when necessary to detect fetal malformations in a timely manner.

4. Consult a doctor when medication is needed to avoid improper use of medication that may affect the fetus.

When a pregnant mother has her own child, she will definitely be very happy, but when she finds out that her fetus is deformed during a prenatal check-up, she will definitely be very distressed. Therefore, pregnant women must read the above precautions carefully, not use medicines indiscriminately, and be careful not to do too much exercise during daily activities.