Pregnant women file creation process

If you need to register after pregnancy, you need to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital for consultation. Get a medical card for a prenatal hospital clinic and go to the obstetric hospital for a check-up. The doctor will create a maternal health care guide based on the condition of the pregnant woman, which includes the height, weight, and blood pressure of the pregnant woman, and issue relevant test reports, including routine blood tests, routine urine tests, blood profile, coagulation function series, blood sugar, liver function tests, kidney function, coagulation function series, five hepatitis B items, HIV antibodies, hepatitis C antibodies, and electrocardiogram tests.

To create a child registration, you usually go to the local maternal and child health care hospital to create a reproductive record around 12 weeks of pregnancy. You need to bring your ID, marriage certificate, birth permit, household registration booklet, and ultrasound examination report when you are 50 to 60 days pregnant. When creating a registration, you need to check many items, some of which are free and some are paid. Therefore, try not to eat breakfast when you go to the hospital for registration, as some blood tests require fasting. This is the best time to do a NT test, which is a very important minor fetal malformation test.

Generally, women need to go to the obstetrics department of the hospital to open a card and undergo a comprehensive examination when they are three months pregnant. And card creation, also known as registration, is to enter the woman's basic information into the computer operating system, and then the manufacturer can find relevant information in the system. When creating the register, the pregnant woman is mainly required to bring her ID card, and the man is also required to bring his ID card. When creating the register, only the pregnant woman needs to enter the relevant basic information, and the doctor will record the rest immediately. When establishing the registration, a comprehensive basic examination is usually required by fasting blood test.

Pregnant women should create a register at an appropriate time after becoming pregnant to facilitate unified management methods and to understand the health status of the pregnant group. The time regulations for pregnant women's registration are not the same in each region. At present, most regions in my country require registration after 12 weeks of pregnancy, because the fetus is relatively stable after 12 weeks of pregnancy and the chance of miscarriage is relatively low. In some big cities, once the pregnancy is confirmed, it is necessary to register at the corresponding hospital outpatient clinic before the pregnant woman can give birth in this hospital outpatient clinic. Therefore, the actual registration time is recommended to be based on the local hospital outpatient clinic.