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Have you been told that your baby has an echogenic intracardiac focus (EIF) on ultrasound? Don’t panic! In this video, we break down what EIF really means – a small bright spot seen in the baby’s heart, often due to minimal calcium deposits.

✅ Is it dangerous?
✅ Does it affect the baby’s heart function?
✅ Is it a heart defect?
✅ Is it linked to Down syndrome?

We answer all these questions in simple language to help you understand why EIF is commonly reported and what it means for your baby’s health.

📌 Remember: EIF is usually harmless and often disappears by 26–38 weeks of pregnancy.

📢 Stay informed, stay calm, and always consult your doctor for proper evaluation.

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