What are the tests for three months of pregnancy?

In fact, women still do not pay attention to their physical health after pregnancy, which will lead to bad health for their fetus. Some women do not even go for regular prenatal checkups, so they cannot know about their children in the first place. Let us learn about the three-month pregnancy checkup.

Inspection method:

1. B-ultrasound (four-dimensional color ultrasound): Every pregnant mother will undergo at least 3 B-ultrasounds during the entire pregnancy, approximately after 12 weeks, 24 or 25 weeks, and 36 weeks. In the later stages of pregnancy, B-ultrasound can roughly estimate the weight range of the fetus and understand the situation in the uterus so that doctors and pregnant mothers can decide the method of delivery.

2. Routine blood test: When the pregnant mother sets up her file in the hospital, she will undergo a comprehensive and systematic examination, which includes a routine blood test. Through it, pregnant mothers can understand whether they have signs of gestational diabetes or other diseases.

3. Fetal heart monitoring: After 36 weeks of pregnancy, the pregnant mother’s fetal heart monitoring begins. The baby's activities will be recorded for at least 15 minutes each time. If you find that your baby's activities are not obvious or very few, the baby may be resting, but it is also possible that the baby's condition is not good. The doctor will make a judgment based on the actual situation or take further treatment measures for the pregnant mother.

4. Umbilical cord blood flow: The umbilical cord blood flow is examined using a Doppler device, which is similar to B-ultrasound. However, the umbilical cord blood flow test checks the blood supply to the fetus, which is used to check whether the pregnant mother has problems such as intrauterine hypoxia.

The above article gives you a detailed introduction to the three-month pregnancy check-up. I believe you already have a preliminary understanding, so in your daily life, you still have to go to the hospital for a more detailed examination, so that you can get a more accurate answer.