What tests should pregnant women take?

After getting married, every woman hopes to have a healthy baby, and after becoming pregnant, she may pay special attention to prenatal checkups. Of course, prenatal checkups are something that every expectant mother must do. So what should be checked during the prenatal checkups? It happens that there is a friend in my office who has a very good relationship with me. She has also recently become pregnant. She doesn’t know what kind of prenatal checkups she should do after she becomes pregnant. In fact, prenatal checkups require checking a lot of things. Let’s discuss what examinations pregnant women must do.

Process/Method:

1. Pregnant women need to do a pregnancy check-up, and the first thing they need to do is fetal monitoring. This kind of examination is mainly to check the baby's fetal movement and to infer whether the baby is lacking oxygen. Understand some physical conditions of maternal and child products during pregnancy to ensure that the baby can grow and develop healthily.

2. Then, you need to do routine blood tests and urine tests. Such tests are necessary for every pregnant woman. This is mainly to check whether the pregnant woman has anemia, urinary and reproductive system infections, nephritis, blood diseases, etc.

3. Eventually, a blood sugar level monitor will also be needed. Because during pregnancy, women's hormones may also undergo significant changes. If the expectant mother's blood sugar is too high at this time, it may cause the fetus to be too large, and natural delivery will not be an option. You should monitor your blood sugar level and take effective measures in time if you find that your blood sugar is too high.

Frequently Asked Questions :

Whether it is for prenatal check-up or medical treatment, most people choose to see a doctor in the morning. We can change from morning to noon. There are fewer people at noon, so we don’t need to wait in line for so long. And there are fewer people seeking medical treatment at noon, so the doctor will be more patient.