Introducing Anomaly Scans
Apr 21
1 min read
An anomaly scan is a thorough ultrasound usually done around 20–24 weeks to check your baby’s growth and development from head to toe. It carefully looks at the brain, face, spine, heart, stomach, kidneys, limbs, and placenta, and measures baby’s size, fluid levels, and blood flow. This is a screening scan to look for structural differences or possible problems, so that if anything unexpected is seen, you can get timely advice, further tests if needed, and a clear plan for the rest of your pregnancy.
I recently had a 3D pregnancy in London and was very pleased with the results. The images were much more detailed than I expected, and seeing my baby's face and movements was an amazing experience. It was a wonderful way to create lasting memories during my pregnancy. I am very happy that I decided to have a 3D ultrasound scan.