What does a pregnant woman need to create a file?

Once the pregnancy is diagnosed as intrauterine pregnancy, it is generally necessary to go to the local health center or some designated medical institutions to complete the registration procedures. This will be helpful for some regular check-ups in the late pregnancy and for follow-up calls after the birth of the child. All you need to bring is your ID, birth permit, household registration booklet, as well as an ultrasound report that can prove you're pregnant and a pregnancy test report. Once pregnancy is diagnosed, you need to follow the doctor's advice to do prenatal checkups, and pay attention to taking good care of your daily life and not overwork yourself.

Items that need to be checked when registering pregnant women include: collection of basic information and medical history; basic physical examination (weight, pulse rate, blood pressure, heart and lung auscultation, abdominal palpation, etc.); electrocardiogram; gynecological ultrasound; gynecological internal examination; female secretion examination (chlamydia, mycoplasma positive, fungus, trichomoniasis); routine blood test, routine urine test, ABO blood type, RH blood type, liver function, renal function, three thyroid function tests, full hepatitis B test, hepatitis C test, blood sugar, blood sugar, syphilis spirochete test, HIV and hepatitis B test.

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 the pregnancy registration is completed, go to the hospital for regular check-ups. If you go to the hospital to register, bring all valid documents,