Doc wrote tiffa scan on my next appointment slip and i had no idea what it is, googled but still confused. Im around 19 weeks. What exactly do they check in this one? anyone who has done it pls tell.
My mother-in-law was a bit hesitant about too many scans, but my doctor explained that the TIFFA scan is crucial to check baby's heart, brain, and organs. It's done around the 5th month and is very important.
TIFFA is the detailed anomaly scan done around the 5th month to check if the baby's organs are growing properly. Eat a light home-cooked meal before going, but definitely consult your doctor for the final report details.
From what I have read, TIFFA is the anomaly scan done around the 20th week to check baby's development. It sounds so reassuring to see the baby in detail. Wishing you a healthy pregnancy!
TIFFA scan checks all baby's body parts and organs in detail. Since I had thyroid issues, my doctor wanted to ensure baby's growth was on track, so please don't skip this scan and discuss results with your gynac.
It's the level 2 anomaly scan done around 18-22 weeks. I had terrible morning sickness even during my 5th month and almost threw up during the scan, but seeing the baby's detailed organs on screen made it all worth it!
