Patient's question:
Pregnant for three and a half months, I've been feeling bloated in my stomach these past two days, with occasional dull pain, and I can't eat. I've had severe pregnancy symptoms for two months. I've been for prenatal check-ups for two weeks, and all the results have been good. Now, could something be wrong? Will it affect the baby? Should I go to the hospital for another check-up? What should I do? I'm very worried!Doctor's answer:
Ask if there were any special circumstances after the previous prenatal check-up, such as headaches, lower limb edema, vaginal bleeding, or changes in fetal movement; measure weight and blood pressure, and conduct a urine protein test; recheck fetal position, listen to fetal heart rate, and measure fundal height; provide guidance on prenatal hygiene.Pregnancy: Perinatal Health Care Examination
Through methods such as weighing, measuring blood pressure, fundal height, abdominal circumference, and listening to the fetal heart rate, the health status of the pregnant woman and the growth and development of the fetus can be monitored at any time.