How to create a pregnancy record

Pregnancy should be said to be a happy thing for the whole family, but when the wife is pregnant, the family should go to the hospital to register as soon as possible, so that when it is almost time for delivery, everyone does not need to rush to the hospital. So how do you register at the hospital during pregnancy? If you don’t know the steps yet, please see the detailed introduction below.

How to register when going to the hospital during pregnancy

Before creating a registration, pregnant mothers need to prepare some personal materials in advance, so that the registration process will be more complete and pregnant mothers do not have to wait too long. Prepare valid documents in advance: birth certificate (original and photocopy), maternity insurance certificate (original and photocopy), perinatal certificate, compensation certificate, test reports from previous examinations, B-ultrasound receipts, and all other examination results and receipts after pregnancy.

Pregnant mothers generally need to bring their ID documents when registering, and those who have signed up for medical insurance must bring their medical insurance card. Some hospital outpatient clinics also require birth permits. Of course, the requirements of hospitals in different parts of the country may be different. It is best for pregnant mothers to consult by phone before going to avoid running back and forth due to forgetting to bring valid documents. If there are materials that need to be applied for in advance, you might as well apply for them in advance so that you can get them all at once when the registration is established.

Common problems in early pregnancy

1. Control the couple’s life. In the early stages of pregnancy, you should pay attention to controlling and avoiding your sexual life, and live separately as much as possible. Because the early stages of pregnancy are the most likely to cause miscarriage, and avoiding sexual life can help prevent miscarriage to a certain extent.

2. Avoid strenuous physical work and excessive exercise. Pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy should not engage in heavy physical work such as fetching water and lifting objects, nor should they engage in strenuous exercise such as jogging and dancing. Heavy physical work and strenuous exercise may lead to miscarriage. You can relax appropriately, clean up something, and do some simple and relaxing exercises.

3. Ensure adequate sleep. In the early stages of pregnancy, pregnant women should effectively arrange their work and rest schedules, maintain adequate sleep, and not stay up late for a long time, which will also affect the growth and development of the fetus.

In fact, we should not only do a good job of going to the hospital to register during pregnancy, but there are also many other things that need to be paid attention to, which are also introduced in the previous article. We can do these things in advance, which will definitely be helpful to us in the future. Maybe everyone knows it, but the editor should still fulfill his or her responsibility and tell everyone what should be told.