What tests are needed from pregnancy to delivery

Pregnancy is the process of a woman becoming a mother. It will make women feel different and make a family more complete, so everyone attaches great importance to pregnancy. During pregnancy, in order to better understand the mother's condition and the baby's development, the couple needs to see a doctor. So what needs to be checked from pregnancy to delivery?

What should be checked from pregnancy to delivery

In the early stage, B-ultrasound examination (once every 1-2 months) or identification examination of fetal genetic inheritance and malformation can be done. After 5 months, pregnancy check-ups should be carried out once a month (listening to fetal heart sounds, fetal movements, measuring fetal biparietal diameter, measuring maternal sciatic tuberosity diameter, etc.).

Urine pregnancy test, card opening, gynecological examination, leucorrhea examination, urine routine examination, blood routine examination (fasting), kidney function, syphilis and AIDS (completely free), blood sugar level, thalassemia screening, G6PD screening, liver function test, hepatitis C antibody, B-ultrasound examination (black and white), electrocardiogram examination.

What should you be careful about from pregnancy to delivery?

Women who are pregnant for the first time will experience a series of changes in their physical and mental state. Because it is the first time, pregnant women themselves are often still nauseous and have no plan to have a baby, or they do not understand the body's reaction at all, and they may even swallow medicine by mistake or neglect the details of their daily life, which may have a negative impact on the fetus and the pregnant mother.

In terms of the body's reaction, the early stages of pregnancy may experience symptoms similar to those of a cold. If you take over-the-counter medicine at random, not only will it not achieve the therapeutic effect, it may also result in a deformed fetus! Therefore, under any circumstances, do not take over-the-counter medicines casually. The safest way is to go to the hospital and find out the cause of the disease.

When you feel unwell, don't do strenuous exercise or travel at this time to avoid miscarriage. In addition, don't take X-rays casually unless necessary. Check your health status first to confirm whether you are pregnant.

These details in life may seem harmless if you make them accidentally when you are healthy and working normally, but if you are pregnant, it may be a fatal blow. In order to avoid regret, you must be careful.

There are many tests needed during pregnancy, and because everyone's physical condition is different, the situations that may arise are also different. Some mothers are in better condition and only need to do some basic tests, but some mothers have strong pregnancy reactions and need to find out the cause. The doctor will prescribe test orders for mothers based on their own conditions.