Pregnant and postpartum family doctor

Author: Shu Yi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: This book provides comprehensive and professional knowledge to expectant mothers, offering thoughtful, convenient, and detailed services. It thoroughly explains the changes in the mother and fetus during pregnancy, potential abnormalities, important considerations for a healthy pregnancy, the process and complications of childbirth, as well as postpartum care. It is certain to become a trusted guide for women of childbearing age, serving as a reliable doctor and friend throughout your pregnancy journey. Let us extend our unique care to every expectant mother who carries the future of humanity!
Pre-Pregnancy Section: Preparing a Comfortable "Nesting Place" for Your Baby
I. Understanding Eugenics
What is eugenics?
The significance of eugenics
Prerequisites for eugenics
Main content of preventive eugenics
The relationship between marital age and eugenics
Unfavorable pregnancy for newlyweds
Optimal conception time
Genetics and eugenics
II. The Mystery of Life's Beginnings
Female reproductive organs
External genital organs
Internal genital organs
Male reproductive organs
External genital organs
Internal genital organs
The process of conception and fetal development
Development and maturation of oocytes
Sperm production
Fertilization and pregnancy
Controlling the sex of the baby
Adjusting vaginal pH
Controlling the timing of intercourse
Appropriate sexual positions
Separating X and Y sperm
III. Factors Affecting Conception
Diseases that should not lead to pregnancy
Pulmonary tuberculosis patients should not get pregnant
Heart disease patients should not get pregnant
Nephritis patients should not get pregnant
Hypertensive patients should not get pregnant
Hepatitis patients should not get pregnant
Diabetic patients should not get pregnant
Hyperthyroid patients should not get pregnant
Tumor patients cannot get pregnant
Sexually transmitted disease patients should not get pregnant
Epileptic patients cannot get pregnant
Psychiatric patients should not get pregnant
Reproductive organ malformations
Other diseases affecting pregnancy
Causes and prevention of infertility
Alcohol, smoking, nutrition, emotions, and environment
Pre-pregnancy considerations for men
IV. Improving Physical Health Before Pregnancy
Pre-pregnancy fitness
Pre-pregnancy dietary adjustments
Physiological characteristics before pregnancy
Dietary precautions before pregnancy
Food to eat before pregnancy
V. Conception and Fetal Education
When should fetal education begin?
The correct view of fetal education
The formation of fetal education theory
The main role of fetal education
The supporting role of fetal education
Pregnancy Section: A Safe and Joyful 280 Days
I. Confirming Pregnancy
Signs of pregnancy
Methods for confirming pregnancy
Urine pregnancy test
Ultrasound
Ultrasound
Calculating expected delivery date
Initial prenatal visit
Content of regular prenatal visits
Urine tests
Blood tests
Other tests
Prenatal diagnosis
Who needs prenatal diagnosis
Methods of prenatal diagnosis
II. The Magical Journey of Ten Months
Divisions of pregnancy stages
Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Second Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Third Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11
Week 12
Fourth Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 13
Week 14
Week 15
Week 16
Fifth Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 17
Week 18
Week 19
Week 20
Sixth Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 21
Week 22
Week 23
Week 24
Seventh Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 25
Week 26
Week 27
Week 28
Eighth Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 29
Week 30
Week 31
Week 32
Ninth Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 33
Week 34
Week 35
Week 36
Tenth Month Changes in the Mother and Fetus
Week 37
Week 38
Week 39
Week 40
Week 41
III. Adapting to Physiological Changes During Pregnancy
Fatigue
Nausea
Dry skin
Itching
Frequent urination
Saliva and vomiting changes
Increased thirst
Constipation
Gas and flatulence
Chest tightness
Pelvic discomfort
IV. Monitoring and Abnormalities in Fetal Development
Prenatal ultrasound
Amniocentesis
Monitoring placental function
Monitoring fetal heart rate
Fetal distress
The role and abnormalities of amniotic fluid
Rickets in the fetus
Fetal floating
Multiple pregnancies
Fetal death in utero
Macrosomia
Fetal growth restriction
V. Common Abnormalities and Care for Pregnant Women
High-risk pregnancy
Severe morning sickness
Prevention and treatment of miscarriage
Anemia
Pyelonephritis
Hypertensive syndrome in pregnancy
Pre-eclampsia and eclampsia
Placental abruption
Ectopic pregnancy
Acute appendicitis
Placenta previa
Pregnancy jaundice
VI. Eating for a Healthy Pregnancy
Dietary principles in the early stages of pregnancy
Dietary principles in the middle stages of pregnancy
Dietary principles in the later stages of pregnancy
Dietary taboos during pregnancy
VII. Pregnancy Life and Details
Key health care points in each stage of pregnancy
Hygiene requirements for pregnant women
Posture requirements for pregnant women
Warning against dangerous factors in daily life
Work and rest during pregnancy
Medication precautions during pregnancy
Sexual health during pregnancy
VIII. Beauty Secrets for Expectant Mothers
Choosing maternity wear
Choosing underwear
Changes in skin during pregnancy and skincare
Nail changes and care
Hair care during pregnancy
IX. Exercise and Health Care for Expectant Mothers
Safety of exercise during pregnancy
Swimming during pregnancy
Pregnancy exercises
X. Fetal Education: A Must-During Pregnancy
The impact of the mother's emotions on the fetus
Fetal exercises
Music and fetal education
Beauty and fetal education
Literature, art, and fetal education
The heartbeat of the fetus and mother
Delivery Section: Baby's First Cry
I. Comprehensive Preparation for Labor
Labor response plan
Items to bring to the hospital
Postpartum care supplies
Prenatal training
Choosing delivery methods
II. The Process of Delivery
The three elements of labor
Stages of labor
First Stage
Second Stage
Third Stage
III. Abnormalities During Delivery
Difficult labor
Cervical canal laceration
Placental retention
Premature rupture of membranes
Abnormal umbilical cord
Fetal distress
Uterine rupture
Amniotic fluid embolism
Postpartum hemorrhage
Emergency delivery
Postpartum Section: Care for the Mother and Newborn
I. Postpartum Care
Changes in the mother after delivery
Lifestyle in the first week postpartum
Postpartum exercises
Postpartum physical and mental care
Postpartum diseases and abnormalities
Postpartum sex and contraception
Postpartum nutrition
II. Newborn Care
Breastfeeding
Artificial feeding
Daily care for newborns
Care for common newborn diseases