During pregnancy preparation, you can conduct some menstrual check-ups to ensure good health and increase the chance of pregnancy. The following are some routine examinations that can be considered during pregnancy preparation holidays:
1. Ovulation examination: You can determine your own ovulation through basal body temperature method, ovulation test strips or monitoring follicle growth. Time ovulation to better plan your sex life.
2. Pap smear examination: By examining the Pap smear, you can know whether the cervix is healthy and rule out problems such as infection or abnormal cells.
3. Breast examination: You can understand the health status of the breasts and rule out the possibility of breast diseases by touching the breasts for self-examination or examination by a professional doctor.
4. Gynecological examination: Through gynecological examination, including gynecological ultrasound, cervical smear, vaginal secretion examination, etc., you can understand the health status of the uterus, ovaries and other reproductive organs.
5. Blood tests: General blood tests can be performed, including routine blood tests, liver and kidney function, blood type, AIDS, syphilis, etc., to rule out potential health problems.
6. Vaccination: Check whether you have been vaccinated against rubella, chickenpox, etc. If you have not been vaccinated, you can consider getting vaccinated before preparing for pregnancy.
In addition, other special tests can also be considered based on personal circumstances, such as thyroid function tests, blood sugar tests, etc. It is best to consult a professional doctor before preparing for pregnancy and conduct appropriate examinations based on your personal situation.
What items need to be checked during pregnancy preparation?
During pregnancy preparation, women need to do the following Check items:
1. Menstruation Cycle check: Understand your menstrual cycle, determine ovulation and the best time to conceive.
2. Basal body temperature measurement: every day Take your temperature after waking up in the morning to determine whether ovulation has occurred.
3. Cervical smear test: Check the cervix for infection, inflammation and other problems.
4. Endometrial thickness examination: Check whether the thickness of the endometrium is normal
5. Uterine ultrasound: Evaluate the structure and function of the uterus and ovaries
6. Breast examination: Check the breasts for abnormalities , such as lumps, secretions, etc.
7. Routine blood examination: Check red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and other indicators in the blood.
8. Thyroid function test: Check whether thyroid hormone levels are normal.
9. Diabetes screening: Check blood sugar levels to rule out diabetes problems.
10. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease screening: Check blood pressure, blood lipids and other indicators to rule out the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
When men are preparing for pregnancy, they can do the following items Check:
1. Semen analysis: Evaluate the number, motility, morphology and other indicators of sperm.
2. Breast examination: Examine the breasts Whether there are any abnormalities, such as lumps, secretions, etc.
3. Routine blood tests: Check Red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets and other indicators in the blood.
4. Thyroid function test: check Are thyroid hormone levels normal?
5. Diabetes Screening: Examination Blood sugar levels to rule out diabetes problems.
6. Cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease screening Check: Check blood pressure, blood lipids and other indicators to rule out the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
During pregnancy preparation, both women and men can choose appropriate examination items according to their own circumstances. In addition, a doctor should be consulted for a personalized examination based on the specific situation.
