How long does it take to get a prenatal checkup?

Every family is happy when a woman is pregnant, but for first-time mothers, prenatal check-ups become a matter of great concern to every mother. As first-time parents, we don’t know much about this issue, but we all take it very seriously. I think everyone should learn more about it. Everyone hopes to have a healthy baby. Here are my suggestions on when to have a physical examination.

As we all know, B-ultrasound examination is an indispensable part during pregnancy. Considering the necessity and economic perspective of the examination, it is advisable to have four B-ultrasound examinations during the entire pregnancy. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Doctors can usually see these during a B-ultrasound examination. Generally, 5 weeks after the menstruation has stopped, an ultrasound examination can show the gestational sac and embryo. At this time, the fetus's small heart has begun to beat and can pump blood. By the sixth week of pregnancy, the heart is divided into left and right ventricles, beating 100 to 130 times per minute, and blood begins to circulate throughout the body. At this time, the heartbeat can be clearly seen on B-ultrasound. At 10 to 12 weeks, the head, trunk and limbs can be distinguished through B-ultrasound examination. At 16 to 20 weeks, the baby's facial features can be distinguished. However, depending on different situations, the time and frequency of B-ultrasound examinations may vary. Experts say that doing more ultrasounds is not necessarily better, and you need to follow your doctor's advice. For some special cases, the frequency of B-ultrasound examinations should be increased.

This is my advice to everyone. I hope it will be helpful to you. Scientific prenatal check-ups are really important at all times. I hope every expectant father and mother can have a prenatal check-up at the right time and observe the baby’s growth. Scientific prenatal check-ups can bring healthy babies to every family. I wish every family happiness.