Patient's question:
I want to find a time to go to the hospital for prenatal care, and then I'll look into this prenatal care schedule. How should I read the prenatal care schedule for pregnant women?Doctor's answer:
The current situation requires understanding this prenatal examination. From a medical perspective in clinical diagnosis, B checks are needed at six weeks and eight weeks to observe the child's growth and development, specifically to determine if there is a fetal bud and primitive heart tube, preventing empty gestational sacs or miscarriage. Then, at 12 weeks, a detailed NT check should be conducted, and at 15 weeks, the Down syndrome screening should be performed, which is the initial screening test to assess the possibility of congenital Down syndrome children.