The benefits of prenatal eugenics examination

I believe that couples who want a baby have heard of this term: pre-pregnancy eugenics examination, but most people do not know what this examination is before pregnancy preparation and what benefits it will bring to the subsequent pregnancy. In fact, it is necessary to do this kind of examination during the pregnancy preparation period to avoid many unexpected situations. So, what are the benefits of prenatal eugenics check-up?

First, what are the benefits of pre-pregnancy eugenics examinations? Pre-pregnancy eugenics health examinations can understand the health status of the couple as early as possible, including being able to effectively grasp the genetic risk factors between the couple during the process of asking about their medical history. At the same time, they can make corresponding preventive measures and guide couples who are preparing to become pregnant to regulate their bodies in a healthy manner and make adequate preparations for giving birth to the next generation. It reduces the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes such as fetal birth defects and also lays a solid foundation for nurturing the next generation.

Second, conducting pre-pregnancy eugenics health examinations is a good thing that puts preventive measures in place before pregnancy, which can move the prevention threshold forward, effectively reduce the risk of birth defects, create conditions for family happiness, benefit thousands of households, and benefit future generations. It also shows that the country pays high attention to the quality of fertility, cares about people's health and family happiness, attaches importance to the people's vital interests, strives to meet the people's needs, and pays attention to, serves, and improves people's livelihood.

What are the benefits of pre-pregnancy eugenics examinations? In order to effectively prevent birth defects in newborns, my country divides birth defect intervention into three levels. Primary prevention refers to preventing the occurrence of birth defects, including premarital examinations, genetic counseling, choosing the best childbearing age, and early pregnancy care, including proper nutrition, infection prevention, cautious use of medication, quitting smoking and drinking, avoiding exposure to radiation and toxic and harmful substances, and avoiding exposure to high temperature environments. Secondary prevention refers to reducing the birth of children with birth defects, mainly through early detection, early diagnosis and early measures during pregnancy to prevent the birth of children with birth defects. Appropriate folic acid supplementation in the first three months of pregnancy can prevent fetal neural tube defects. Tertiary prevention refers to the treatment of birth defects.