Post-pregnancy check-up process

It is necessary for women to have check-ups during pregnancy. Now hospitals have a formal prenatal check-up process to ensure the health of the fetus. The hospital will arrange specific check-ups according to the pregnancy period of each expectant mother. Expectant mothers should have a certain understanding of the examination process in advance and follow the correct procedures. The examination can clearly show the development of the fetus and thus ensure eugenics.

Check time

1. Conduct the first checkup within three months (12 weeks);

2. 13-27 weeks, check every four weeks;

3. 28-35 weeks, check every two weeks;

4. 36 weeks - Before delivery, check once a week.

Inspection items

1. Have your first pregnancy check-up around 12 weeks (three months).

2. 13-16 weeks, second prenatal check-up: Down syndrome screening.

3. 17-20 weeks, third prenatal check-up.

4. 21-24 weeks, fourth prenatal check-up, gestational diabetes screening.

5. 25-28 weeks, fifth prenatal check-up, hepatitis B anti- and syphilis serum tests.

6. 29-32 weeks, sixth prenatal check-up, to check for lower limb edema, preeclampsia, and to prevent premature birth.

7. 33-35 weeks, seventh prenatal check-up, ultrasound (B-ultrasound) examination and assessment of the fetus.

8. 36 weeks, eighth prenatal check-up, to prepare for delivery and reduce AA times.

9. 37 weeks, ninth prenatal check-up, pay attention to fetal movement.

10. 38-42 weeks, tenth prenatal check-up, fetal position is fixed and fetal head is descended.

What are the benefits of pregnancy testing?

1. Understand whether the fetus is healthy

Pregnant women should go to the hospital for regular prenatal check-ups during pregnancy so that they can understand the development of the fetus in a timely manner.

2. Discovery of physical illness in pregnant women

During pregnancy, pregnant women can undergo prenatal examinations to detect physical defects in a timely manner. If a pregnant woman suffers from a disease that is not suitable for pregnancy, she can be treated in time.

3. Detect pregnancy complications early

If a pregnant woman suffers from pregnancy complications such as preeclampsia, placenta previa, etc., if the symptoms are severe, it may endanger the life safety of the pregnant woman and the fetus. These diseases can be detected in time through prenatal examinations.

How long does it take to get the results of a pregnancy test at the hospital?

Generally, the results can be obtained on the same day. Generally, 7-10 days after sexual intercourse, a blood test for hCG can be performed to determine whether pregnancy has occurred. This is currently the earliest and most accurate method of examination. Generally, you can go to the pharmacy to buy pregnancy test strips to try. If you are not sure, you can go to the hospital for a urine test, which can be as fast as 10 minutes. In addition, the diagnosis can be basically confirmed by testing blood hCG 10 days after intercourse.