How much does it cost to check up 42 days after delivery?

The examination 42 days after giving birth is mainly to check the pregnant woman's wound healing, uterine healing, blood pressure, weight, pelvic condition, and baby's development. The follow-up visit 42 days after giving birth generally includes basic physical examination, gynecological B-ultrasound, routine blood and urine tests, and gynecological physical examination, which costs about 200-300 yuan. The cost will vary depending on the mode of delivery, region, hospital level, and examination items. It is recommended to go to a professional abortion hospital for examination. In addition, you need to bring your baby along for the postpartum check-up and give the baby a full-body examination.

According to netizens' experience, at the Wuhai Maternal and Child Health Hospital in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, a netizen who chose natural childbirth had her baby's heart and lung function checked and blood items checked, and the adult's blood items checked and B-ultrasound checked, all cost less than 100 yuan. However, netizens in Shenyang, Heilongjiang Province, revealed that there is no charge for the 42-day postpartum check in their city, and only the medication is charged. Therefore, before going to the hospital, the mother should also consult the local family planning unit to see if there are any preferential policies.

Friendly reminder, because the postpartum check-up items require gynecological examination, so the mother is best to wear comfortable, easy-to-pull clothes and boots, and be fully prepared.

Which departments should I go to for examination 42 days after giving birth?

Many mothers do not know that they still need to undergo follow-up visits after giving birth, so they are confused about which department to go to in the hospital. Generally speaking, hospitals have obstetrics postpartum check-up numbers. By visiting this department, the mother can undergo a gynecological examination to check the condition of the uterus's recovery. In addition, you also need to make an appointment with the pediatric department, which is the department that conducts routine physical examinations on newborn babies.

If the hospital does not have an obstetrics department, you can make an appointment with the obstetrics and gynecology department, which is a combined department of gynecology and obstetrics, and is more common in regular hospital outpatient clinics. Babies are usually referred to the pediatric department, but the specific departments vary. Before going for a check-up, it is recommended that you first consult the local hospital clinic and ask for clarification before going to the hospital.