How to check the internal examination when you are pregnant and want to give birth

Determine the mode of deliveryFirst of all, the internal examination can accurately understand the current situation of the connection of the fetal head, if the fetal head has not been connected, at this time the doctor can understand the shape of the pelvic bone of the expectant mother, the size of the pelvic bone, which is conducive to better estimating whether the head of the fetus can pass through the expectant mother's ** so that you can accurately judge whether the expectant mother is suitable for taking **delivery.

Check your baby's statusThrough internal examination, you can know the baby's hypoxia, and the doctor can quickly find out the cause of the baby's suffocation, as well as know whether the fetus's head is obstructed, whether there is a birth canal tumor, and whether the amniotic fluid is contaminated.

In addition, doing an internal examination can timely detect what is the cause of bleeding in the expectant mother, which will help the doctor to deal with the baby's intrauterine distress in time.

Check the miter of the fetal headIf there is no connection between the fetal head and the head, you can know the shape and size of the pelvis at this time to estimate the paradox **Is there a problem with childbirth, can the fetal head pass **If the fetal head is connected, then the mode of delivery can be judged according to the condition of the pelvis. If the fetus's head is well connected, at this time you can understand the current condition of the pelvic bone that is exposed first, and the doctor can give the expectant mother a recommendation on which mode of delivery is suitable for it.

Find the cause of the suffocation and bleedingFind the cause of fetal asphyxia. Check whether the fetal head is blocked, whether there is hidden prolapse of the umbilical cord, and whether the amniotic fluid is contaminated, so that the fetal intrauterine distress can be dealt with in time.

Investigate the cause of the bleeding. Prenatal and intrapartum **bleeding, *Examination can be made in time. Prepare for blood transfusions and surgeries before the test.

You need to check **, you also need to check the blood routine, you also need to check the urine routine, you need to do Down screening, you need to measure your blood pressure, you need to measure your blood sugar, you need to check for infectious diseases, you need to check for genetic diseases.

It is also necessary to do some obstetrics and gynecology examinations, do some blood routine, blood glucose, blood pressure and lipid tests, do some liver function and kidney function tests, do some urine routine tests, and do some endocrine tests.

It is necessary to check the blood routine, urine routine, the growth of the fetus, the amount of amniotic fluid, the electrocardiogram, kidney function, liver function, reproductive system.

Not only do you have to do internal examination, but you also need to do fetal B ultrasound, you need to do electrocardiogram, and you need to do blood routine. Liver function and coagulation tests.

Blood routine, urine routine, liver and kidney function tests, endocrine tests, and ultrasound tests should also be done.

Not only to do internal examination, but also to do fetus, it is necessary to do electrocardiogram, it is necessary to do routine. Liver work, condensation of the seizure.

Blood routine, urine routine, liver and kidney function tests, endocrine examinations, and B-ultrasound examinations should also be done.

What tests should be done during pregnancy and birth? Generally speaking, from pregnancy to childbirth, some major examinations are B-ultrasound, as well as Down's screening four-dimensional color ultrasound....But I recommend that pregnant women go to the hospital and follow the doctor's instructions, and don't make assertions, after all, they are not doctors, and if there are any items missing, they don't know, right? It's okay, I'll tell you what to do.

Every couple wants to have a healthy baby, so prenatal care is crucial for the health of both the mother and the baby. Prenatal testing can rule out major abnormalities such as chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome, defects such as congenital heart disease, and the effects of the mother's own disease on the fetus. Prenatal diagnosis refers to the detection and diagnosis of the development status of the embryo or fetus and whether it has a disease before birth.

So as to grasp the opportunity to choose the appropriate time for treatable diseases to be carried out in utero**; For non-a** diseases, it is possible to make an informed choice. Prenatal diagnosis is different from prenatal screening, the technical requirements are higher, and the diseases to be diagnosed are also complex, so it is impossible to require everyone to do it like screening, and it is only suitable for some pregnant women with high risk rates, and a certain diagnostic surgery and experimental answer are carried out in a targeted manner, so as to achieve the purpose of final diagnosis of the disease in question. Prenatal diagnosis should follow the principle of screening first and diagnosis later.

Prenatal diagnosis methods are generally divided into two categories, namely traumatic methods and non-invasive methods, depending on the materials and examination methods. The former mainly includes amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling, umbilical cord blood sampling, fetoscopy and embryo biopsy. The latter includes preimplantation diagnosis, pregnant woman serum screening and ultrasound diagnosis, DNA isolation diagnosis, etc. At present, the prenatal diagnosis is still mainly based on invasive methods, and amniocentesis and chorionic villus sampling are the two most commonly used.

Prenatal diagnosis: Prenatal diagnosis includes invasive prenatal diagnosis and non-invasive prenatal diagnosis. Invasive prenatal diagnosis mainly includes amniocentesis and chorionic villus extraction, while non-invasive prenatal diagnosis mainly refers to ultrasound images. However, it should be noted that invasive prenatal diagnosis may cause different degrees of harm to the expectant mother and fetus, so it is generally necessary to use it with caution, but these damage can be reduced through the improvement of operating technology and the accumulation of experience with advanced instruments such as ultrasound.

Routine blood test: check red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, ABO blood group, Rh blood group; .Syphilis test:

In general, most of the syphilis that occurs in pregnant women is latent and has no symptoms. However, the pathogen can infect the fetus through the placenta, causing miscarriage, premature birth, and congenital syphilis.