Pregnancy Preparation Physical Examination Guide for Public Institutions
Pregnancy preparation is an important stage for couples planning to have a child. In order to ensure good physical condition, smooth pregnancy and healthy childbirth, employees in public institutions should undergo a comprehensive physical examination before preparing for pregnancy. The following is the important content of the pregnancy preparation physical examination guide for public institutions:
1. Basic physical examination Items:
a. Routine blood examination: Understand the red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and other indicators in the blood to rule out anemia, infection and other problems.
b. Routine urine examination: detect protein, sugar and other indicators in urine to rule out urinary system diseases.
c. Liver function test: Evaluate whether the liver function is normal and rule out problems such as hepatitis.
d. Renal function test: to detect whether kidney function is normal and to rule out kidney disease And other issues.
e. Blood lipid examination: Understand the cholesterol, triglyceride and other indicators in the blood, and evaluate whether the blood lipid level is normal.
f. Electrocardiogram: Detect the electrical activity of the heart and rule out heart disease.
g. Five hepatitis B virus tests: Detect hepatitis B virus surface antigen, antibodies and other indicators to rule out hepatitis B virus infection.
h. HIV testing: detects whether the human body is infected with the HIV virus.
i. Blood type test: Understand the blood type and provide reference for future pregnancy.
2. Specialist physical examination items:
a. Gynecological examination: including routine gynecological examination and cervical smear , colposcopy, etc., to evaluate whether the reproductive system is normal.
b. Andrology examination: including routine examination of the male reproductive system, semen analysis, etc., to evaluate whether the reproductive system is normal.
c. . Thyroid function test: to know whether the thyroid function is normal and to rule out thyroid-related problems
d. Eye examination: evaluation. Eye health, ruling out ophthalmic disease
e. Oral examination: evaluation. Oral health status, rule out oral diseases
3. Auxiliary examination items:
a. Pre-pregnancy genetic counseling and genetic testing: understand the genetic status of the couple and prevent the occurrence of genetic diseases.
b. Ultrasound examination: evaluate the structure and function of reproductive organs and rule out abnormalities
c. Color Doppler Ultrasound: Evaluate embryonic development and understand endometrial thickness and other indicators.
d. Semen freezing: The man can choose to freeze the semen for later use in assisted reproductive technology.
4. Notes:
a. Preparation before physical examination: Make relevant preparations according to the doctor’s requirements, such as fasting , do not take drugs, etc.
b. Interpretation of physical examination results: Discuss the physical examination results in detail with the doctor to understand the physical condition and whether further treatment or lifestyle adjustment is needed.
c. Pay attention to mental health: Preparing for pregnancy is a period full of expectations and anxiety. Couples should pay attention to their mental health and maintain a positive attitude.
Physical examination before pregnancy is crucial to ensure good health and a smooth pregnancy. Through comprehensive physical examination items, you can understand your physical condition, detect problems in time and deal with them. At the same time, paying attention to mental health is also an aspect that cannot be ignored in the process of pregnancy preparation. I hope the above guide will be helpful to those who are preparing for pregnancy in public institutions, and I wish everyone can successfully realize their fertility wishes!
