Which department should I go to to check whether I am pregnant or not?

Men and women who are preparing for pregnancy always hope that the baby can be born into the mother's belly as soon as possible. If a woman finds signs of pregnancy in her body, she should go to the hospital for a pregnancy check in time. This way you can find out whether you are pregnant as early as possible and make corresponding preparations. More importantly, the early stages of pregnancy are very fragile, so it is very necessary to make relevant preparations. So which department should I go to for pregnancy check?

Which department should I go to to check if I am pregnant?

Which department should I go to to check if I’m pregnant? I’ll go to the gynecology department, where I’ll have urine, B-ultrasound and blood tests. Blood tests are slower, but the results of the first two items are available on the spot! After that, the doctor will also examine the vagina and take a sample of secretions for further examination.

Traditional Chinese medicine is very simple: find an experienced Chinese medicine doctor to feel your pulse and tell you whether you are pregnant or not, if your period has not come for more than one month.

Take five milliliters of morning urine and test it with an early pregnancy test strip.

Do an ultrasound: black and white, color or four-dimensional color ultrasound will do. You need to hold your urine and fill your bladder.

Vaginal B-ultrasound is generally not recommended, but it is recommended if you cannot hold your urine.

Generally, couples only need to go for some infertility tests. The man can check whether his sperm is normal, and the woman can check the genital follicles, ovaries, and the patency of the fallopian tubes. There are also hormone and antibody tests. You need to go to the hospital, do B-ultrasound, and monitor to see if there are mature follicles. In addition, blood tests for six hormones are done. If these are normal, generally speaking, there is a possibility of pregnancy during ovulation. In addition, it is necessary to check whether there is any fallopian tube blockage. If the fallopian tubes are unobstructed, you should be able to get pregnant.

If you want to conduct a comprehensive examination of female infertility, you should generally draw blood on an empty stomach on the second or third day of your menstrual period, and check six sex hormones to understand whether the sex hormone levels are normal? Do B-ultrasound to monitor the development of follicles and ovulation to understand whether the ovulation function is normal? Do a fallopian tube perfusion or angiography to understand whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed? Gynecological routine, basal body temperature measurement, fallopian tube and ovulation testing, endocrine hormone testing, cervical mucus and uterus examination, immune antibody testing and chromosome testing. If the test results are normal, pregnancy is generally normal.