Patient's question:
I'm getting close to my due date, my attending doctor said that my uterine scar is only 0.24 cm, which is a bit thin, but the rest is still okay. I said I want to have a normal delivery, and she replied, "If you want to, then let's try it." She told me to eat some fish collagen, saying it helps to heal the wound. I'd like to ask if any type of fish collagen is okay?Doctor's answer:
First, prenatal examinations can detect certain diseases in pregnant women. If these diseases are not suitable for pregnancy, induced abortion can be performed in a timely manner.Second, through regular examinations, it is possible to monitor the development of the fetus and the physiological changes in the mother. If abnormalities are detected, early treatment can be administered.
Third, through prenatal examinations, pregnant women can obtain knowledge from doctors about physiological hygiene, lifestyle, and nutrition during pregnancy. They can also learn about issues to pay attention to before and after childbirth, as well as common knowledge about normal delivery.
Fourth, through systematic examinations, it is possible to predict whether there may be difficulties during delivery and to determine the method and location of delivery. This can reduce the risks during or after childbirth, ensuring safe reproduction.