What should you pay attention to when preparing for pregnancy?

Our female friends will all face the time of becoming mothers. I believe that many women will be nervous and flustered during their first pregnancy. After all, it is the first time to be a mother. They don’t know much about the preparation of some items and the knowledge about pregnancy, let alone what to pay attention to. Some pregnant mothers just don’t know what to pay attention to during pregnancy, which causes various problems for the fetus. So what should you pay attention to when preparing for pregnancy?

Generally speaking, when you are pregnant, you should go to the obstetrics and gynecology department for an ultrasound. At this time, there is a potential harm to the embryo and fetus. A lot of research has been done both at home and abroad, and it has been confirmed that it will not cause fetal malformations, but whether it will lead to a decrease in fetal immunity and affect its development and growth is still inconclusive. The safety of ultrasound medicine has been debated since it was introduced into the medical field. Some people divided pregnant women into a group that underwent frequent B-ultrasound examinations and a group that only had a routine examination at the 18th week of pregnancy. Comparing the two groups, the birth weight of the fetuses born to the former was significantly reduced.

There are also reports that frequent B-ultrasounds during pregnancy may cause the fetus to have a slightly worse physical condition, but the number of cases is small and not enough to prove a problem. It can only be said that frequent B-ultrasounds may affect the normal growth of the fetus. So far, there is no conclusive data proving that ultrasound examination is absolutely safe. Its impact on the human body is mainly determined by the intensity of ultrasound and the radiation time. Using a low-power ultrasound analyzer and controlling it within a short period of time has a higher safety factor and is safe and reliable for the fetus. In view of this, pregnant women should strictly follow the doctor's orders to undergo necessary B-ultrasound examinations and should not blindly undergo frequent prenatal B-ultrasound examinations to ensure the normal growth of the fetus.

We have already given you a detailed explanation here about what you should pay attention to when preparing for pregnancy. I believe that pregnant mothers, especially those who are going to be mothers for the first time, have a general understanding after reading this. Pregnancy is something to be happy about, but it is also something to be taken seriously, so pregnant mothers should still understand some issues in this regard.