Generally speaking, when the ultrasound at 8 weeks of pregnancy is normal and the general condition is good, there is no need to check the ultrasound at 10 weeks of pregnancy, but you still need to take the obstetric examination on time. Early pregnancy should follow the doctor’s instructions for ultrasound examination to clarify whether the normal intrauterine pregnancy, when the ultrasound at 8 weeks gestation suggests that the embryo development is normal, and the general condition is good, there is no need to carry out ultrasound examination again at 10 weeks gestation. However, you should follow the doctor’s instructions to carry out follow-up labor tests, such as NT (fetal nuchal translucency thickness) at 11~13+6 weeks of pregnancy and Down’s syndrome screening at 15~20 weeks of pregnancy. During pregnancy, you should under the guidance of the doctor on time and standardized obstetric examination, can be early detection of pregnancy complications or complications, and timely intervention and treatment, but also early detection of fetal anomalies. During pregnancy, it is also necessary to ensure a reasonable and balanced diet to meet the development of the fetus and the physiological needs of the pregnant woman, and the specific examination can be consulted with the advice of a professional physician.