Patient's question:
Recently just pregnant, I went to the hospital for a detailed examination and wanted to consult. Could you please understand what to pay attention to before taking an early pregnancy test?Doctor's answer:
Pre-pregnancy checkup requires the first step to be blood tests on the 2nd or 3rd day of the menstrual cycle, including sex hormone six, thyroid function, and screening for child viruses as well as the five tests for eugenics. It is also necessary to check liver and kidney function, hepatitis B surface antigen, and blood coagulation time. The second step is to have an ultrasound examination. It is recommended to ensure the ultrasound examination can be carried out normally, it is best to come down in the morning, remove morning urine first, and then carry out holding. Because morning urine has a more obvious sense of urgency, but the bladder is not in a full state. It is necessary to do a routine examination of leukorrhea and it is recommended not to have sexual activity for one week before the examination, nor to insert vaginal medication or rinse. The fourth step is to measure blood pressure, pulse, body temperature, and a thorough examination. It is recommended to rest for 10 minutes before the examination.