How much does it cost to go to the hospital to check pregnancy

Due to the epidemic, our food, clothing, housing, transportation and work have been affected to varying degrees. What should we do if we get pregnant during the epidemic? See a doctor or wait? Many pregnant mothers began to worry, as if there were two little people arguing in their heads. One little person said: You should see a doctor for a check-up when you are more than 4 weeks pregnant. It would be very dangerous if you have an ectopic pregnancy or hydatidiform mole. The other little person said: The epidemic has not subsided yet, and there are many risks in going out, so you can't go.

At first, the pregnant mother didn’t know what to do: should she go, should she go, or should she go?

If you are pregnant during the epidemic, do you need to see a doctor? Also discuss the scoring status.

Pregnant women in this situation should see a doctor as soon as possible

If a pregnant mother experiences unbearable abdominal pain or spotting during pregnancy, no matter how long she is pregnant, she should see a doctor for examination as soon as possible to rule out ectopic pregnancy, hydatidiform mole, miscarriage, etc. If you have a history of malformed fetus, miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, or have high blood pressure and other diseases, you need to be checked as soon as possible after pregnancy so that the doctor can take timely and effective measures according to your condition and avoid dangerous situations.

Pregnant mothers in this situation can wait a little longer

The first three months of pregnancy is a relatively dangerous early pregnancy. During this period, the expectant mother's body is relatively weak, and diseases and various injuries are easy to come. For example, accidentally touching the belly or accidentally getting infected with a virus may have a negative impact on the growth of the baby and even cause miscarriage. Therefore, in this special period, it is better not to see a doctor if possible.

In general, if the pregnancy is less than 8 weeks, the expectant mother has no abdominal pain, spotting and other symptoms, and she is in good health, with no history of malformed fetus, miscarriage, or ectopic pregnancy, you can see a doctor for examination.

Early pregnancy examinations require blood tests and B-ultrasound. If you go for the examination too early, for example, before 6 weeks of pregnancy, the B-ultrasound may not detect the fetal heartbeat. I think there must be something abnormal, but it will make the pregnant mother sad and affect her mood during pregnancy. Therefore, if you are normal after pregnancy, you can go for a check-up at 7-10 weeks of pregnancy. Generally, the fetal heartbeat will be present at this time, which avoids the situation that pregnant mothers worry about not being able to detect the fetal heartbeat, and also avoids the inconvenience of expectant mothers going for follow-up visits during the epidemic period.

Pregnant mothers need to pay attention to this kind of things

Many pregnant mothers are pregnant for the first time and do not know what to pay attention to in the early stages of pregnancy. Here, Tianran mother gives you some suggestions:

Avoid situations that may have adverse effects on you or the fetus: such as taking medicine for illness, close contact with unvaccinated pets, excessive exercise, smoking, drinking, staying up late, having sex, etc.; many pregnant mothers begin to have a worse appetite after pregnancy, and may also experience morning sickness. At this time, pregnant mothers should pay attention to a light diet, properly match their daily diet, and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables; in order to prevent neural tube defects in the fetus, expectant mothers should insist on taking folic acid tablets every day in the first three months of pregnancy; do not always stay in bed to rest the fetus (meat), if physical conditions permit, you can do some light exercise every day, such as walking; bad mood will affect the growth of the baby, so expectant mothers should keep a good mood. If you don’t know what to do, why not read a book or listen to soothing music, which is also a good prenatal education for the baby; pay attention to your own body. If you have abdominal pain or spotting during pregnancy, you must see a doctor as soon as possible.