Patient's question:
I just got pregnant for three months, and this is my first time being a mom, so I'm also very nervous, afraid that the baby might have some problems. I know that B needs to be done irregularly every month, of course, and some other detailed checks are also required. However, I'm not very clear about what specific checks are needed, and I would like to consult about antenatal check-up questions.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, the most important thing to carefully check in the first three months is the body's hormone levels to see if they can encourage the baby's growth and development, as well as the chef's service. In the middle period, relevant checks need to be conducted, mainly to see if the baby's fetal heartbeat is normal. Then, based on the MRI findings, the position, size, and spinal development of the child, as well as the normal growth and development of the limbs, should be understood. In the middle and late stages, a four-dimensional MRI needs to be performed to understand the condition of the child's heart. In the late stage, it is mainly to understand the maturity of the placenta and the degree of turbidity of the amniotic fluid, so as to speculate on how to supply as soon as possible, such as intrauterine choking.