What tests should be done after a pregnant woman has been filed?

Now not only are the elders eager to hope that their children can get married and have children as soon as possible, but even many married couples are looking forward to the arrival of a little life, and it is precisely because of the influence of these factors that many women have now become official mothers-to-be.

Women are still very young when they are pregnant, and they don't know much about the precautions and related examinations during pregnancy. In fact, it is very necessary for pregnant women to go to the hospital for regular check-ups, because in this way they can have a good view of the health of the fetus and the pregnant woman herself. So how long does it take to go to the hospital for a check-up when you are pregnant, and what items are checked?

If there are people who don't understand, then hurry up and take a look at this article, it will be of great help to people.

In general, pregnant women need 10 to 13 prenatal visits throughout their pregnancyThe first check-up should be done within three months of the woman's menstrual period. During this period, the pregnant woman can be well informed about the growth of the fetus in the body, and if there is a bad situation, it can also be detected early, which is very beneficial for the pregnant woman and the fetus. After that, you can have a prenatal check-up every other month or two, and if you are really worried, you can check it more frequently.

What should pregnant women check when they have a check-up? When you have the first check-up, you need to hang the ** number, and then go to the ** outpatient clinic to wait, and after you get the number, you can tell the doctor that you are pregnant with a pregnancy test at home, then the doctor will open the corresponding list for the pregnant woman to pay, and then measure whether the pregnant woman is pregnant. After the test, a blood test will be arranged to check whether the progesterone level in the pregnant woman's body is normal.

At this time, the doctor will make an appointment with the pregnant woman for the next check-up and will also take a second blood draw.

When you go to the hospital for the second time, you will also have a second blood draw, and you will be able to know whether the pregnant woman's progesterone value is up to standard after comparing the results of the two blood draws. If the target is not met, then the doctor may prescribe some medications and continue to have blood tests.

If the progesterone value of the pregnant woman is normal, then it is possible to perform a B-ultrasound examination, some hospitals perform a negative ultrasound, while some hospitals perform an abdominal ultrasound. When doing a vaginal ultrasound examination, you need to drain all the urine in your body, and when you do abdominal ultrasound, you need to hold urine as much as possible. When I did B ultrasound this time, I was able to clearly see whether the baby I was carrying was one or more.

When the ultrasound results come out, if the progesterone value and ultrasound of the pregnant woman are normal, the hospital will generally recommend that the pregnant woman set up a card in the hospital, and then go to the hospital regularly every month or every two months for relevant examinations, so as to check the growth of the baby in the body and some of the pregnant woman's own conditions, so as to avoid some accidents.

I think that after the pregnant woman is filed, the tests are done such as height, weight, blood pressure, uterine height, abdominal perifetal position, fetal heart and urine routine, blood routine, electrocardiogram, etc., and then I can better understand the development of the fetus.

B ultrasound examination, blood test, urine test, but also to check the height, weight, abdominal circumference, uterine height, blood pressure, fetal heart rate, sugar plug, glucose tolerance.

The tests to be done after the establishment of the file for pregnant women include blood routine, urine routine, B ultrasound, liver function, kidney function, thyroid function, hepatitis B five items, infectious disease screening and so on.

When every pregnant woman establishes a file in the hospital, the most common examination is the B ultrasound examination, B ultrasound can only be filed when the gestational sac or fetal heart and fetal bud are seen, or blood and urine tests, in addition to the height, weight, abdominal circumference, uterine height, blood pressure, and fetal heart rate of the pregnant woman. After the examination, if the results are good, the doctor will file the pregnant woman in the hospital so that she can be tested again in the future.

The tests that need to be done are: HCG test, progesterone test, abdominal test, uterine test, fetal test, blood test, and urine test.

You also need to do blood routine, urine routine, B-ultrasound, thyroid function, and leucorrhea routine examination.

It is necessary to check the blood type of leucorrhoea, the uterus needs to be checked, the blood routine, urine routine and finally the liver function need to be checked.

Under normal circumstances, the first prenatal check-up should be done on the same day after the pregnant woman has been filed. The examination items include height, weight, blood pressure, uterine height, abdominal circumference, fetal position, fetal heartbeat, urine routine, blood routine, electrocardiogram, etc., to understand the development of the fetus. If the results of all the tests are qualified, the hospital will file a file for you.

Therefore, the pregnant woman filing examination item is equivalent to a comprehensive physical examination on the whole, and the pregnant woman needs to prepare accordingly to ensure the accuracy of the examination results.

Pregnant mothers need to eat lightly the night before blood drawing, avoid eating big fish and meat, and need to have an empty stomach on the morning of blood drawing. This is very important because the blood routine test is mainly to determine whether the expectant mother is anemic, and the normal value is 100g L-160g L. Mild anemia has little effect on expectant mothers and childbirth, and severe anemia can cause adverse consequences such as premature birth and low birth weight.

Therefore, if the pregnant mother has anemia, it is very important for the health of herself and the fetus.

The information comes from the sharing of knowledge about M&D and obstetrics and gynecology.

I think that in this case, you need to go to the hospital to check for early pregnancy and all aspects of physical illness in accordance with the relevant regulations of the hospital, ask for medical history, as well as B-ultrasound, eugenics 4 examinations need to be done, and the specific situation should be further consulted in the hospital for further consultation.

Go to the hospital for B ultrasound to determine the implantation of the fetus, check whether the fetal heart rate and fetal buds are normal, check the blood pressure and blood sugar of pregnant women, check whether the liver and other body organs are normal, and do NT examination.

You need to check the blood routine, blood lipids, blood pressure, blood sugar and the baby's development, and you can do some B ultrasound.

The registration examination is a comprehensive examination of the baby and the mother in the early stages of pregnancy. In addition to the traditional size, weight, fetal abdominal circumference, and understanding the last menstrual period, I will continue to do some non-traditional tests, and before this examination, you must come to the hospital with an empty stomach and before 9 o'clock. Blood Night Check:

Blood pressure value, blood shape, iron deficiency anemia, thalassemia, etc. (hemolysis should be tested for blood type O). Pregnant mother role test: liver function, kidney function, urine routine examination, etc., to grasp whether the pregnant mother has potential dangers after pregnancy.

Fetal level: B ultrasound examination, listen to the fetal heart rate, and see the baby's development. ECG:

Grasp the cardiovascular condition of the pregnant mother, and whether she can withstand the ordeal during pregnancy. Early Tang screening: one is NT screening (completed with B ultrasound), the other is serum protein test (blood test), and the mutual examination is called early Tang screening.

Screening for the risk of chromosomal mutations in the early stages of the fetus. Four eugenics (four viruses): Some pregnant mothers have already done this test when they are preparing to get pregnant, but if they have not done it, they must be tested at 12 weeks.

If there is a feeling, dystocia, stillbirth, malformation, etc. may occur. Pregnant mothers in the second trimester of the embryonic development process is stable, after that. It is mandatory to create a health management file during pregnancy.

It is easy to check whether there is a disease during the whole pregnancy. The normal must be carried out before the dossier can be established. Hematuria, routine liver and kidney function and screening for some infectious diseases.

Determine whether there is an extraordinary situation, and carry out symptomatic treatment according to the conclusion. Generally speaking, the third trimester of pregnancy is actually around 12 weeks, and there are many traditional examinations done in the case of registering, such as blood routine examination, urine routine examination, liver and kidney function, eugenics ten items, blood sugar value, etc. NT examination should be done around 12 weeks of pregnancy, and the NT examination is usually based on B-ultrasound to check the thickness of the nuchal translucency of the fetus, which is equivalent to the initial sugar screening.

Minimally invasive DNA or amniocentesis can be done in the second trimester.

After the pregnant woman has set up a file, she should make some other preparations, such as some copies of the household registration book of both parties, as well as some clothes for the baby, feeding bottles and the like.

1. In order to facilitate pregnant women to have regular prenatal examinations on time after filing, it is recommended to choose a hospital close to home or convenient transportation.

2. Pregnant women need to be tested for blood and urine when they are filed, and it is best for pregnant women to see a doctor on an empty stomach, and if the pregnancy time is relatively short, they should hold their urine.

3. It is recommended that pregnant women grasp the filing time, pay attention to the real-time dynamics of the target hospital in time, and if the pregnant woman does not know whether the filing hospital she chooses has a filing quota, she can reply to query the hospital closure date in the background.

You need to check B, take a blood test, do all kinds of tests, will test urine, do an electrocardiogram, and if the situation is more serious, you may do some punctures.

Therefore, doctors generally recommend that pregnant mothers establish a file after 12 weeks of pregnancy. In order to ensure the comprehensiveness and coherence of the information, it is not recommended that the pregnant mother transfer to the hospital halfway, and it is best to set up a file in which hospital for prenatal examination and delivery. From the beginning of the examination at the hospital, the doctor will create a file for you, which will show the time and content of each examination item.

A well-served hospital should remind you that it's time to go to the hospital for a check-up. When you are alive, you can just take the file to the doctor.

When the file is established, the pregnant mother also needs to undergo a routine physical examination, check the urine routine, blood routine, blood type, and this is a necessary procedure for the first filing; At the same time, some tests should be done, such as screening for infectious diseases, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, AIDS, syphilis, liver and kidney function tests, some of which are free of charge. However, there are also some hospitals with relatively tight medical resources, and they will ask for it in advance, and they have to file it when they are about 8 weeks pregnant. Therefore, when to set up a file, it depends on the requirements of the hospitals in each region, and it is recommended to consult the hospital in advance after finding out that you are pregnant.

Pregnant women are pregnant women who have their own information file in the hospital. It includes your personal basic information, family situation, physical health, etc., and each prenatal examination record will be recorded in the future and entered into the computer. Each place is a little different, some need to go to the community hospital to file first, enjoy some free prenatal check-up items, and some go directly to the hospital to prepare for childbirth to set up a file, and insist on prenatal check-up here from beginning to end, there is continuity.

Convenient transportation; The second is to consider the level of the hospital and the level of medical care. Therefore, generally the popular hospitals that are better are more sought-after, and the other consideration is to establish a file and check it early, and do a good job of conditioning and ** in advance if there is a problem, so as to reduce the risk in more aspects. Small card, some places need to build a small card in the community hospital where the hukou belongs, then there will be a lot of preferential policies in the community hospital prenatal examination, and it is also used when reimbursing expenses after childbirth, and you need to bring the household registration book, ID card, and hospital pregnancy certificate when you build a card in the community.

If you don't want to file in a hospital in Beijing, and find out that you are pregnant, check whether you have a Beijing residence permit or whether it has expired, or if you have no or have expired, you feel that applying for a Beijing residence permit card online will take about 1 week. When you receive the Mother and Child Handbook, you need to use your Beijing Residence Card.

Around 6 weeks of pregnancy, go to B-ultrasound (to have fetal heart and fetal buds, no doctor will not make an appointment to file) and related filing examinations (fasting is required). Take the B-ultrasound results to make an appointment for filing.

My ID card and my husband's ID card, marriage certificate, household registration booklet, etc. Pregnant woman filing refers to the pregnant woman going to the hospital at about 12 weeks of pregnancy to establish a pregnancy file, which records the basic information of the pregnant woman and all the examination time, items, due date and other information during the pregnancy process, and also includes some knowledge that pregnant mothers must know.

Generally, you need to bring: ID cards of both husband and wife, marriage certificate, household registration book, residence certificate, medical insurance card and maternity insurance (original copy), check sheet to prove pregnancy, etc. The requirements of each community health service center are different, and you need to check ** in advance to confirm the required information, collection time and office hours.

If you check out the proof of pregnancy, you can bring a blood test sheet and a B-ultrasound list, and the doctor will judge the number of weeks of the child according to your B-ultrasound single, and then calculate the expected date of delivery; Physical examination, filing requires routine physical examination, one is routine urine test, the other is blood routine, this is the necessary procedure for the first filing.

The materials required for pregnant women to file include ID cards, marriage certificates, family planning service certificates, and certificates for purchasing medical insurance, or some materials and certificates for purchasing social security.