Mid-pregnancy

Pregnancy is a unique stage for expectant mothers. We all know that pregnancy is divided into three stages: early pregnancy, mid-to-late pregnancy, and late pregnancy. Pregnancy is also a stage that deserves our attention. So, how many weeks does the middle and late pregnancy last? How to maintain health care during mid-pregnancy? Let's take a look.

How many weeks does the mid to late pregnancy period refer to?

Clinical medicine divides pregnancy into three cycles: the period before the 13th week of pregnancy is called the early pregnancy; the period from the 14th to the 27th week is called the mid-pregnancy; and the period from the 28th week onwards is called the late pregnancy.

How to maintain health during the second and third trimesters of pregnancy

First, specific guidance on health care during the middle and late stages of pregnancy. Individual guidance can be provided based on the specific circumstances of the pregnant woman, and publicity and education classes can also be given to pregnant women. Normal pregnant women should be checked every 2-3 weeks. After the 24th week of pregnancy, pregnant women will be given specific guidance on breast care. The baby develops rapidly during the second trimester of pregnancy, so great attention should be paid to nutrients and supplementation of high-quality protein. Necessary tests should also be performed or repeated during pregnancy, such as routine blood tests, urine tests (including urine sugar), liver function tests, etc., and the results should be comprehensively checked to conduct high-risk scoring and make corresponding treatments.

Second, the information management system for pregnant women with complications For pregnant women with various complications who are allowed to become pregnant, in addition to strengthening prenatal monitoring in high-risk pregnancy health care hospitals, they should also cooperate with relevant departments for treatment. Those who visit the hospital for the first time during pregnancy should carefully understand their medical history and find any abnormalities. The follow-up interval for abnormal pregnancy is determined according to the condition, usually once every 1 to 2 weeks. Those who are not rechecked within the required time should be tracked to prevent risks due to the development of the condition. Some patients should be admitted to hospital early for treatment.

The middle and late pregnancy period is actually the middle of pregnancy. In the second half of pregnancy, the baby in the mother's fetus is basically formed, the fetal position is basically stable, and the mother's mood also tends to be stable. During this period, pregnant mothers can take in a certain amount of high-quality protein, appropriate vitamins, appropriate fat, a balanced diet, a scientific diet, and they can also do some prenatal education appropriately.