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  Pregnancy ultrasounds are one of the most reliable tests conducted after the initial confirmation of pregnancy is done through routine pregnancy tests that measure the presence of the HCG hormone. These ultrasounds are conducted at regular intervals to determine the growth and the position of the baby and are generally used by doctors to get an accurate picture about the progress of a woman's pregnancy. The risk of miscarriage can be avoided by conducting these ultrasounds at regular intervals. An ultrasound is conducted through the passing of sound waves that help in the creation of an image on an electronic monitor. Pregnancy ultrasounds use high frequency sound that creates a darker or lighter image of the human tissues on a video screen. These images are in the forms of dots and can be deciphered by qualified technicians only. The dense tissues in a human body such as bones appear white on the electronic screen while soft tissues are a bit dark, and fluids appear as black o

  Pregnancy ultrasounds are one of the most reliable tests conducted after the initial confirmation of pregnancy is done through routine pregnancy tests that measure the presence of the HCG hormone. These ultrasounds are conducted at regular intervals to determine the growth and the position of the baby and are generally used by doctors to get an accurate picture about the progress of a woman's pregnancy. The risk of miscarriage can be avoided by conducting these ultrasounds at regular intervals. An ultrasound is conducted through the passing of sound waves that help in the creation of an image on an electronic monitor. Pregnancy ultrasounds use high frequency sound that creates a darker or lighter image of the human tissues on a video screen. These images are in the forms of dots and can be deciphered by qualified technicians only. The dense tissues in a human body such as bones appear white on the electronic screen while soft tissues are a bit dark, and fluids appear as black o

  Contrasted and other demonstrative instruments, ultrasound is viewed as protected and creates no side results. It doesn't open patients to ionizing radiation and is consequently more secure than CT outputs and X-beams. By and large, ultrasound isn't obtrusive or essentially awkward. It takes into consideration more secure systems including a needle, catheter or other intrusive gadgets by furnishing doctors with a constant visual guide. It as a rule includes no needles or infusions and never requires an entry point. Ultrasound is relatively reasonable and is accessible in numerous sorts of medical services offices and, surprisingly, as effortlessly shipped versatile gear. Many circumstances that are difficult to analyze happen in the delicate tissues and designs of the body not very much portrayed on X-beams. Ultrasound has freed these regions up to more exact assessment and conclusion. For these and different reasons, ultrasound has become key in medication. Chances The