Patient's question:
I'm pregnant. I recently went to the hospital for a thorough physical examination, but I don't know when the report will be available. Hello, could you tell me what the check-up process is like in the gynecology department?Doctor's answer:
Hello, in early pregnancy, routine examinations generally include MRI, hCG, and progesterone. If not pregnant, there are no excessive examination items when registering for prenatal care. The general process is to book an obstetrics and gynecology outpatient appointment, then return on time for the follow-up visit. For the follow-up visit, fasting is required. You will need to obtain a test order from the doctor, then have blood tests done at the laboratory and undergo an ultrasound examination in the color Doppler ultrasound room. These results are usually available the same day. You will need to pick up the test reports and have the doctor explain them. The doctor will provide specific instructions based on the examination results and inform you of the next examination time.