What tests should be done before pregnancy?

Patient's question:

What tests should be done when preparing for pregnancy

Doctor's answer:

Pre-conception check-up 3 months before pregnancy, right after the menstrual period just ends. This includes:
1. Examination of the reproductive system and vaginal inflammation.
2. Toxoplasmosis screening, including rubella, toxoplasmosis, and cytomegalovirus.
3. Liver function tests. Current liver function tests are divided into two types: major liver function tests, in addition to the full hepatitis B panel, also include blood sugar, bile acid, and other items.
4. Urinalysis, which helps in the early diagnosis of kidney diseases.
5. Dental examination. If dental pain occurs during pregnancy, considering the impact of treatment medications on the fetus, treatment can be difficult, and both the pregnant mother and the baby suffer.
6. Gynecological endocrinology, including 6 items such as follicle-stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone.
7. ABO hemolytic disease, including blood type and ABO hemolysis titer, to prevent hemolytic disease in infants.
8. Chromosomal abnormalities, to check for hereditary diseases.
9. Thyroid.