Patient's question:
Number of episodes, location, types of discomfort, previous treatments received, and the help you are seeking (over 20 words)Doctor's answer:
Prenatal screening is conducted for pregnant women between weeks 14 and 20. It involves drawing the mother's blood to quantitatively measure alpha-fetoprotein and human chorionic gonadotropin, combined with the mother's age and the exact gestational age at the time of blood collection, to determine the risk factor for the fetus developing certain diseases. If the mother's risk factor is high, the likelihood of the fetus developing certain hereditary diseases is greater. Generally, doctors recommend that women with signs of pregnancy-related gynecological diseases should rest in bed and avoid sexual activity. Additionally, patients should create an environment conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.