Pregnancy examination time and project chart introduction
During pregnancy, regular pregnancy check-ups can detect problems in time and take measures to ensure the health of mother and baby. Below we will give you a detailed introduction to pregnancy examinations from four aspects: pregnancy examination time, examination items, examination illustrations, and importance.
1. Pregnancy check-up time
Pregnant women usually undergo multiple pregnancy checkups during a normal pregnancy. The first pregnancy test is usually done in the first trimester, that is, within 8 weeks of pregnancy. Subsequently, at 12 weeks gestation, 16 weeks gestation, 20 weeks gestation, 24 weeks gestation, 28 weeks gestation, 30 weeks gestation, 32 weeks gestation, 34 weeks gestation, 36 weeks gestation, 37 weeks gestation, 38 weeks gestation, 39 weeks gestation and Pregnancy check-ups are required at critical periods such as 40 weeks of pregnancy. Among them, the B-ultrasound at 12 weeks of pregnancy is the most important pregnancy test, which can detect whether the fetus has congenital malformations.
During pregnancy check-ups, it is recommended that pregnant women regularly record their weight, body temperature, blood pressure, heart rate and other basic physiological indicators, and receive doctor\’s advice and treatment on time. This can effectively protect the health of pregnant women and avoid unnecessary risks and emergencies.
2. Pregnancy check items
Pregnancy check-up items include the following:
1. Necessary physical examination: including prenatal examination, pre-pregnancy examination, case history, family history, etc.
2. Important examination contents during pregnancy: including heart disease, Down syndrome, syphilis, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B, etc.
3. Ordinary pregnancy examinations: including weight, blood pressure, urine routine and other routine indicators.
4. Artificial placenta previa: If placenta previa is diagnosed, it may cause severe bleeding and abnormal fetal development. It should be treated in time to ensure the health of mother and baby.
3. Illustration of pregnancy examination
The figure below contains an illustration of important time points and project contents during pregnancy examination.
4. The importance of pregnancy check-ups
Pregnancy check-ups are vital to the health of the mother and fetus. During pregnancy examinations, doctors can diagnose and discover many health problems during pregnancy and propose corresponding countermeasures and treatment plans to avoid unnecessary risks and emergencies. In addition, pregnancy check-ups can help pregnant women protect their maternal health through regular physical examinations and advice, and develop good pregnancy health care habits to make the delivery process smooth and smooth, and ultimately lead to a successful delivery.
In short, pregnancy check-up is a very important health care measure that cannot be ignored during pregnancy. It is recommended that every pregnant woman make her own pregnancy checkup plan at the beginning of her pregnancy and regard it as one of her priorities, fully pursuing the health of mother and baby while avoiding unnecessary risks and complications.
