What department should I go to if I suspect I'm pregnant?

To be honest, the hospital is actually a place that many people don't want to go to, so the hospital will seem very unfamiliar to ordinary people. Therefore, the following situation will occur: there is something wrong with the body, but you don’t know which department to go to. If it is a common symptom, it’s okay to ask for advice, but if it is some embarrassing symptoms, you will not be able to consult the nurse. So which department should I go to for pregnancy diagnosis?

Which departments should I go to for pregnancy

1. If you want to check whether you are pregnant, if you plan to have a child, you can go to the gynecology department of the hospital. If you do not plan to have a child, you can go to the family planning department. Generally, the gynecology department will be enough.

2. However, if the child is already three months old and needs a prenatal check-up, it is recommended to go to the obstetrics department.

What are the tests for male pregnancy preparation?

1. Urology. In a general comprehensive hospital, if a man wants to do a pre-pregnancy check-up, he can make an appointment with the urology department. Because urology can systematically screen men for urinary system diseases. This is also an especially important part of the examination during men's pre-pregnancy physical examination.

2. Male specialist. Some comprehensive hospitals have also specially set up such departments in order to provide corresponding examinations to male compatriots to increase the speed of examinations. Another problem is that it saves some steps and avoids the problem of extra running around.

3. Eugenics. This department is very common in hospital outpatient clinics in big cities. If you really don't know which department to register, you might as well go to the hospital's information desk to explain your intention and find out how to register specifically.

After reading the above introduction, I believe that many pregnant mothers have roughly understood the parts they need to check. I don’t know which department to go to for a check-up when I’m pregnant. Similarly, there is a situation that is also very confusing. That is, which department should men go to for check-ups before preparing for pregnancy? I believe many people have been troubled by this for a long time. The editor has also shared it in the original text above, hoping it will be of some help to everyone.