Can I take a pregnancy test in the afternoon?

When a woman finds that she may be pregnant, she should immediately confirm whether she is pregnant. If you know that you are pregnant, you need to go to the hospital for regular check-ups. The purpose of the check-up is to ensure the health of breast milk and the fetus. If any problems occur, you can report back and receive treatment in time. So, can you go for a pregnancy check-up at noon?

Can I go for a pregnancy checkup at noon?

Generally speaking, it is to test whether you are pregnant, that is, to draw blood for a test to test hcg. This data can be used to infer whether you are pregnant. In the early stages of pregnancy, it is generally necessary to undergo routine leucorrhea examinations, pregnancy tests, temperature checks, regular B-ultrasound examinations, cervical smear tests, and examinations of the pregnant woman's heart, lungs, kidneys and other human organs. In fact, when you go to the hospital for a check-up during pregnancy, there is no need to be on an empty stomach and it is okay to have lunch at noon.

Body changes during early pregnancy

The early stages of pregnancy refer to the period from the first to the thirteenth week of pregnancy. Pregnant women will experience some changes in their body:

1. Abdominal changes: As the baby grows, the belly gradually gets bigger and the body pressure increases.

2. Pulse rate changes: pulse rate increases by 10 beats per minute, breathing rate accelerates: heart rate increases by 10 to 15 beats.

3. Basal metabolism: Basal metabolism accelerates: the basal metabolic rate increases by 10% to 25%.

4. Uterine transformation: The uterine muscle tissue becomes thicker and longer.

5. Breast transformation: Breasts become larger and looser, and the mammary glands are lifted.

Checking during pregnancy is necessary, and it is an expression of responsibility for yourself and your fetus. Especially when it comes to fetal abnormalities, pregnant women must not take chances and must not miss out on the necessary examinations. During prenatal check-ups, if the pregnant mother is found to be lacking in certain substances, she can supplement them in time to ensure the normal growth and development of the fetus.

Is it okay to do a pregnancy test at noon?

Eugenics is the wish of every couple who want to become parents. To ensure eugenics, pre-pregnancy check-up is very important. So, what are the eugenics check-up items?

The new items of pre-pregnancy physical examination for female eugenics examination are:

1. Gynecological endocrinology: venous blood test for women with irregular menstruation and infertility.

2. Routine examination of leucorrhea: examination of female secretions, examination of gynecological diseases, prevention of premature birth, miscarriage, etc.

3. Oral health care: Dental examination. For women of appropriate age with damaged teeth, tooth extraction is necessary.

4. Chromosome abnormality: venous blood test to check property diseases.

5. Urine length rule: Urine testing is useful for the diagnosis of early chronic kidney disease and to avoid the heavy burden on kidney function during pregnancy.

6. Liver function test: venous blood test, for hepatitis patients, to prevent premature birth or pass the virus to the baby after pregnancy.

Cost: around 30-50 (actual cost is based on the outpatient clinic of the local hospital)

The examination items for the first three months of pregnancy for women's eugenics examination are:

7. Deformity package: venous blood test, toxoplasmosis (TO), rubella virus (RV), rubella virus (CMV), herpes simplex virus (HSV) inspection, for women infected with rubella, to prevent miscarriage and fetal malformation.

Cost: around 500 yuan (actual cost is based on the outpatient clinic of a local hospital)

8. ABO hemolysis: Draw blood from the vein for testing. If the woman’s blood type is O and her husband’s blood type is A or B, this can be used to prevent hemolytic disease in the child.

Cost: about 200 yuan for a couple (based on the actual cost of a local hospital outpatient visit)