Pregnancy is filled with exciting milestones, and one of the most important is the anomaly scan, also known as the Level 2 ultrasound, mid-pregnancy scan, or TIFFA (Targeted Imaging for Fetal Anomalies) scan.
For many parents, this ultrasound offers the first detailed glimpse of their baby’s growth and development. More importantly, it helps doctors identify structural abnormalities early, allowing timely medical planning if needed.
If your doctor has recommended an anomaly scan, you probably have many questions. When should it be done? Is it painful? How long does it take? Can you skip it?
This comprehensive guide answers all these questions and explains everything you need to know about anomaly scans in a simple, easy-to-understand way.
