What tests should I do before getting pregnant?

I think everyone knows that both men and women need to undergo a medical examination before getting married, but do you know? When preparing to have a baby, both men and women need to go to the hospital for a check-up. The most important thing about this examination is to prevent the birth of an unhealthy child. The physical health of both men and women is the most important. Today I will tell you what tests you should do before preparing for pregnancy.

It is best for the couple to do some pre-pregnancy health checks together to make sure that both of them are in good health before pregnancy. The good health of you and your husband is the basis for conceiving a healthy baby.

The male's physical examination includes: routine health checks, such as blood and urine tests, liver and kidney function and semen tests; compared with the expectant father, the expectant mother has many more examination items. This also shows that the mother's health status has a great impact on the baby. This includes: routine blood tests, routine urine tests, liver function tests, kidney function tests, electrocardiograms, blood pressure tests, virus and antibody tests, nutritional status tests, and gynecological examinations. For expectant mothers who have experienced miscarriage, further examination is required.

If both parties suffer from illness, they should consider whether they can withstand the entire process of pregnancy and childbirth, especially if the woman suffers from hepatitis, heart disease, kidney disease, hypertension and other diseases. For mild cases, pregnancy can be achieved under the guidance of a doctor; for severe cases, consultation with an internist is recommended. If pregnancy is not suitable, active treatment should be given under contraception. People with the following conditions should seek help from a doctor and listen to the doctor's advice.

(1) Family history of genetic diseases;

(2) Having given birth to a baby with a genetic disease or congenital disease;

(3) Marriage between close relatives;

(4) Females aged over 35 years;

(5) One of you or your husband has congenital

It seems that it is very important to do a check-up before preparing for pregnancy. Especially for mothers, not only are there age restrictions but also very high requirements for physical health. I think all of these examinations should be done before preparing for pregnancy. These examinations are essential for the health of future children. The above article tells you what examinations to do before preparing for pregnancy. I hope it can be helpful to you.