i hav the same issue at 21 week. my dr. said its.common in asian women and 50% reports shows it. and didnt giv me.any further test. my dr. said it wil go automatically. need not to b worried.

an echogenic intracardiac focus is not an uncommon finding. majority of the times we let it go, esp when they r very small n single (commonest seen in left ventricle). <br> iurn some cases this is considered as a marker for some genetic anomalies. ur doc will evaluate whether u r at highrisk for any anomalies in which case u may need further testing. else just follow-up. mostly they disappear on their own. <br> risk stratification, presence of any higj risk factors, scan findings to be taken into account. discuss with ur doc.<br> why did u need&#160; so many scans? there is no known effect of ultrasound on fetus, but the rule is to limit its use whenever possible. no unnecessary scans must b performed.

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