What does it mean to create a file for pregnant women?

To create a file is to create a file, which means to create a pregnancy check-up book belonging to you at a local designated medical institution during pregnancy, which mainly records the basic information of the pregnant woman, pregnancy days, delivery date, corresponding examination items and test results. The registration of pregnant women is a consent-based requirement, and hospitals will not force it. Generally, between the confirmation of pregnancy and 12 weeks of pregnancy, pregnant women can go to the hospital with their ID card or medical card to register. Pregnant women will register in the hospital where they choose to give birth, and it is best not to change the registration in the middle to ensure that the information is complete.

Prenatal care guidelines are created when pregnant women have a pregnancy test before 12 weeks of pregnancy. During the first prenatal check-up, you should understand whether there are any high-risk factors in the medical history, conduct a full physical examination, understand whether there is any exposure to radiation and harmful substances, etc., understand whether there are any abnormal medical history and abnormal symptoms in this pregnancy, such as bad maternal history, headache, bleeding, palpitations, chest tightness and shortness of breath, etc., and complete necessary auxiliary examinations, such as hepatitis B testing. Calculate and check the due date. For pregnant women with irregular menstruation, use B-ultrasound to estimate the expected delivery date. Combined with the pregnant woman's body mass index and whether she has any special abnormal symptoms, determine the safety risks of the pregnancy. For critical pregnancies and deliveries, individual management methods are required and reported in time.

Generally, you need to go to the obstetrics department of the hospital to register at 12 weeks of pregnancy. There are many items to be checked during registration, such as height, weight, fetal abdominal circumference, routine blood test, liver and kidney function, four items of medical quality control, blood sugar level, etc., and B-ultrasound examination is required. There is no need to hold urine when doing B-ultrasound examination at 12 weeks. The blood test requires fasting. You can do not eat or drink after 22:00 the night before, and go to the hospital for blood test on an empty stomach the next day.

NT test, also called early Down screening, can also be done at 12 weeks of pregnancy to check for congenital central nervous system diseases. Anemia is very easy to occur after pregnancy. You can eat more protein foods and blood products, and take blood and qi tonic medicines appropriately. After registering during pregnancy, go to the hospital for regular check-ups. If you go to the hospital to register, bring all valid documents with you.