Patient's question:
Is it too early to do a thorough check now? What kind of checks need to be done? What is the best time for the checks? What kind of assistance do you need: preparing to have a child in two months, is it too early to do the checks now? What kind of checks need to be done? What is the best time for the checks...Doctor's answer:
Pre-pregnancy check-ups mainly include: cytomegalovirus, herpes simplex virus, rubella virus, toxoplasma, human papillomavirus, and ureaplasma. These detailed examinations are primarily aimed at preventing intrauterine transmission of the fetus to prevent miscarriage, stillbirth, malformations, and many congenital diseases. For preventing numerous congenital diseases and reducing the quality of the human population, it holds great significance. Once any of the above examination items show positive results, systematic and serious treatment must be carried out, and pregnancy must be avoided before recovery. Additionally, it is important to take folic acid promptly for 3 to 12 months. I hope to provide you with more assistance.