Do I need to take off my pants for a pregnancy checkup?

There are many types of tests that need to be done when preparing for pregnancy. Blood tests only require drawing peripheral blood, and B-ultrasound depends on whether it is a transabdominal or transvaginal ultrasound. If it is a transvaginal ultrasound, you need to take off your pants. A basic gynecological examination is also required. After taking off clothes, you need to get on a professional gynecological examination bed. A professional obstetrician and gynecologist will observe the growth and development of the private vagina, and a speculum will be placed to observe the cervix. In addition, a bimanual gynecological examination is required to examine the uterus and its bilateral adnexa.

I believe most women know that after becoming pregnant, they need to do a pregnancy check-up. This is not only a judgment of the physical condition of the fetus, but also a preparation for the pregnant woman to give birth afterwards.

Although prenatal check-ups are inevitable, many women still cannot accept the tedious process of prenatal check-ups. Because prenatal check-up is a very embarrassing process, many women have thin faces, and it is inevitable that they will feel various discomforts during the prenatal check-up.

If you want to understand the emotions of Qin women, you must understand what the prenatal check-up contains. Like general physical examinations, prenatal examinations also need to measure women's height, weight, blood pressure and other parameters. Apart from these, other tests are basically relatively sensitive. For example: breast examination, vaginal examination, pregnancy survey engineering, etc., especially the last two items all require women to take off their pants to carry out.

The most unacceptable thing for women is vaginal examination. Because although it is necessary to take off pants to identify and draw a pregnancy chart, this can be done by the husband, while vaginal examination can only be done by a doctor.

When examining the vagina, the doctor will use a gynecological speculum to carefully examine the vagina, cervix and other parts of the pregnant woman to ensure the normal condition of the female reproductive organs.

The use of a gynecological speculum itself can cause a certain amount of embarrassment, and sometimes when a woman is examined by a male doctor, the embarrassment becomes even greater. So, Ms. Qin said with tears in her eyes: Jeans are just the beginning. "&"

In fact, young couples are very likely to feel embarrassed during prenatal check-ups and have some misconceptions about prenatal check-ups, which must be corrected objectively.

When it comes to prenatal check-ups, most young couples have two major cognitive misconceptions, which can easily lead to them being careless and ultimately giving birth to unhealthy babies.

On the one hand, some women think that there is no fixed regulation on the time and frequency of prenatal examinations. In fact, after a woman has had a prenatal check-up, the doctor will give her an interval to allow her to have a follow-up prenatal check-up. If a woman does not undergo prenatal check-ups, there may be potential risks that cannot be detected in time, which will seriously endanger the safety of both mother and daughter.

On the other hand, some women have high expectations for prenatal diagnosis and believe that all systemic diseases can be screened. In fact, based on the current status of medical equipment, B-ultrasound cannot detect all congenital diseases. Therefore, when a child is born with a congenital disease and the B-ultrasound examination data shows that everything is normal, the pregnant woman and her family should be objective.

So, what should women pay attention to when doing prenatal check-ups?

The reason why most women are easily embarrassed during prenatal check-ups is that they find it difficult to have a high sense of trust in unfamiliar doctors. This may cause women to be unable to cooperate well with doctors for examination.

Therefore, women should pay attention to and trust the professionalism of doctors during prenatal check-ups. We should believe in the professional ethics of doctors instead of speculating on the purpose behind their behavior.