There is also knowledge in doing pregnancy test

When we found out we were having a baby. The mood is undoubtedly exciting. One of the three great joys of life heralds our transformation into father and mother. Before the baby is born, we should also do some necessary check-ups regularly. To make it easier for us to understand whether our children and wives are in good health. So do you know how many months of pregnancy to do a prenatal check-up? If you don’t know yet, let me tell you.

Generally, you go to the hospital for the first B-ultrasound examination 50 days after the menstruation stops. If the menstruation is regular, you can see the gestational sac, primitive heart tube pulsation and fetal bud.

Between 18 and 24 weeks of pregnancy, you should have a 3D B-ultrasound to check for fetal anomalies. This is a very detailed examination of the baby, including all organs. This is very important and must be done. At around 32 weeks, there is also a two-dimensional B-ultrasound, which is mainly used to check the baby's development, with a focus on the baby's biparietal diameter, femur length, amniotic fluid index, placental maturity, fetal position, etc. Routine blood test (blood type), various types of hepatitis, liver damage diagnosis, "four poisons" test, HIV (AIDS) test, syphilis serology test, routine urine test, chromosome test, ABO hemolysis test, chest X-ray, film, neural tube defect screening, echocardiography, breast examination. You have to go to create a card when you are two months pregnant. You have to check it when you create the card, and then go once a month thereafter.

Down syndrome screening at 16-18 weeks, fetal abnormality screening by B-ultrasound at 20-24 weeks, gestational diabetes screening at 24-28 weeks. You can create a file in the hospital when you are 4 months pregnant. I had an ultrasound on the 60th day of pregnancy, and then created a card 4 months later and went for prenatal check-ups on the date given by the doctor. It is still necessary to do prenatal check-ups, so you can feel at ease. There are many items in the first pregnancy check-up. You can just follow the doctor's instructions in the hospital. Routine examinations need to be done, such as electrocardiogram, blood and urine routine tests, blood sugar, liver function, screening for common sexually transmitted diseases, etc. Some items are free examinations arranged by the state.

Now do you know the answer about pregnancy test? I hope this will be of some help to you. Hurry up and take this knowledge with you. Go work with your wife towards having a healthy child.