How much does a prenatal check-up cost?

Women need to go to the hospital to create a card for prenatal checkups during pregnancy. These checkups are arranged according to the months of pregnancy. Each checkup is extremely important, because each checkup items are different, but they all check the health of the fetus and adults. The content of the first prenatal check-up is relatively complicated, so how much does it cost for a pregnant woman’s first prenatal check-up?

How much does the first prenatal check-up cost for pregnant women?

Generally, the first prenatal check-up is around 14 weeks, and the cost is about 400-500 yuan. If liver function tests, B-ultrasound and other items are added, it may cost up to 1,000 yuan. If you choose a Grade A hospital with the most complete and detailed prenatal checkup, the approximate cost is around 2,000 yuan. If it is a simple pregnancy test, 15 yuan is actually enough.

Pregnancy check-up is something that every pregnant mother needs to do. The time for pregnancy check-up is during the diagnosis of pregnancy, and the first check-up is carried out within 12 weeks of menstruation. Pregnancy check-ups can immediately understand the physical condition of the pregnant woman and the development of her fetus to ensure the safety and health of the pregnant mother and the fetus.

The first prenatal check-up is to create a card for the expectant mother, which records all the prenatal check-up contents and checklists of the expectant mother.

What are the items in the first prenatal checkup for pregnant women?

1. Weight and blood pressure: The doctor needs to know how much the pregnant woman weighs when she is preparing to become pregnant, as a reference for weight gain during the subsequent pregnancy. During the entire pregnancy, the ideal weight gain for pregnant women is 10~12.5KG.

2. Basic blood tests: Pregnant women undergo blood tests mainly to check their blood type, hemoglobin concentration (to check anemia level), four types of viral infections, kidney function and syphilis, liver function tests, hepatitis B, AIDS, etc., to prevent abnormal conditions from being discovered in the future.

3. Basic urine test: mainly contains two indicators, diabetes and proteinuria, to distinguish whether the pregnant woman is suffering from diabetes or poor glucose tolerance, kidney function (protein metabolism problem), insulin secretion metabolism disorder, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes and other diseases.

4. Syphilis examination: Syphilis is mostly latent and has no obvious symptoms, but the virus can enter the embryo through the blood and infect the fetus, causing miscarriage, congenital syphilis in children, and premature babies.

5. Measles virus test: Measles virus can cause cataracts, hearing impairment, developmental disorders, congenital heart disease, and even stillbirth and miscarriage.

It is very necessary for expectant mothers to have all kinds of examinations during pregnancy, especially those pregnant women suffering from certain diseases. They must tell the doctor during the examination process and must not miss any additional examination items. Because only a comprehensive examination can deal with unhealthy areas in time, which is very important for the healthy growth and development of the fetus.