Patient's question:
I found out I was pregnant the day before yesterday morning. Yesterday, I went to the hospital for a thorough examination. I want to have a baby because I've been practicing for these days. I want to take advantage of the time when school starts to go. I want to ask a few people what preparations should be made before giving birth?Doctor's answer:
Preoperatively, it must be confirmed by a doctor through HCG and ultrasound that the diagnosis is an intrauterine pregnancy and that the gestational age and size of the gestational sac are suitable for an abortion. One week before the surgery, avoid sexual activity and maintain a clear diet. Six hours before the surgery, strictly prohibit defecation, urination, and any food intake. The night before the surgery, bathe and change into clean underwear and pants. Wear loose pants before the surgery and bring your own sanitary pads and tampons, as there may be vaginal bleeding after the surgery. Don’t be nervous. It’s best to have someone from your family accompany you to prevent any unexpected situations where you are left unattended.