A fetal heart ultrasound is usually done relatively quickly, but there are individual differences in the exact time.
Fetal heart ultrasound is a four-dimensional ultrasound, the purpose is to check whether the fetus has abnormal development. Once the developmental abnormality is detected, it is necessary to follow the doctor’s advice and timely diagnosis and treatment. If the fetus is cooperative, in a good position, and the heart area is right up and not covered, the heart ultrasound may only take about 10 minutes and can be completed quickly.
If the fetus happens to be lying on its side or in other positions, and it is difficult to see the heart during the cardiac ultrasound, you will need to wait patiently and choose the right time to do the fetal cardiac ultrasound, and the time will not be certain.
Fetal heart ultrasound belongs to the detector test during pregnancy, and it is recommended to go to a regular hospital for the test, operated by professional doctors.