The first trimester checkup schedule can vary based on personal circumstances and doctor\’s recommendations. The following is a common first trimester checkup schedule:
– First trimester (0-12 weeks):
– First consultation for pregnant women: Confirm pregnancy and conduct preliminary examinations, such as blood tests, B-ultrasound examinations, etc.
– 4-6 weeks: Review of maternal blood and urine routine, etc. .
– 8-10 weeks: Perform maternal serology screening to detect whether pregnant women have chromosomal abnormalities and risks of congenital diseases.
– 10-12 weeks: Down syndrome screening is performed to assess whether the fetus has a risk of chromosomal abnormalities through blood tests and B-ultrasound examinations.
Please note that the above timetable is for reference only, and the specific examination time and items will be adjusted according to personal circumstances and doctor\’s recommendations. In addition, during the first trimester, you need to pay attention to diet, rest, avoid overexertion, and maintain physical health and a stable emotional state. If you have any discomfort or concerns, you should consult your doctor promptly.
First trimester examination schedule:
You can refer to the following suggestions for scheduling early pregnancy examinations:
1. Early pregnancy (8 weeks before pregnancy): The first prenatal check-up is usually conducted in the 6-8 weeks after pregnancy is confirmed. This examination is mainly to understand the basic situation of the pregnant woman, confirm pregnancy, check basic physiological indicators and make necessary preliminary examinations.
2. Early pregnancy (8-12 weeks of pregnancy): The second prenatal check-up is between 8-12 weeks of pregnancy. This examination mainly includes a detailed physical examination, including blood pressure, cardiopulmonary auscultation, gynecological examination, etc., as well as some preliminary prenatal screening, such as Down syndrome screening.
3. Second trimester (13-27 weeks of pregnancy): 13-27 weeks of pregnancyIn between, the third prenatal check-up is carried out. This examination is mainly to conduct a detailed physical examination, check the growth and development of the fetus, and conduct detailed prenatal screening, such as Down syndrome screening, amniocentesis, etc.
4. Late pregnancy (28 weeks of pregnancy and beyond): The fourth prenatal checkup is performed at 28 weeks of pregnancy and beyond. This examination mainly checks the pregnant woman\’s blood pressure, urine protein and other indicators, checks the growth and development of the fetus, and checks the placenta and amniotic fluid.
In addition, depending on the specific situation of the pregnant woman and the doctor\’s advice, other prenatal examinations may be required, such as glucose tolerance test, HIV, syphilis and other related examinations. It is best to make an appointment with your doctor for prenatal check-ups early in pregnancy to ensure the health of the mother and fetus.