Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Hello! Prenatal check-ups include the following basic items:First check-up: (Before 13 weeks) Establish the "Maternal and Child Health Handbook"; Urine HCG, gynecological examination, blood routine, urine routine, electrocardiogram, B-ultrasound, hemoglobin electrophoresis test (thalassemia screening);
Second check-up: (16–18 weeks) Obstetric examination (including fetal heart Doppler), blood type (ABO, Rh), blood routine, urine routine, renal function (3 items), liver function (5 items), hepatitis B surface antigen, hepatitis C virus antibody, syphilis serological antibody, blood glucose;
Third check-up: (20–24 weeks) Obstetric examination, urine routine, color Doppler ultrasound;
Fourth check-up: (24–28 weeks) Obstetric examination, urine routine, glucose screening;
Fifth check-up: (28–30 weeks) Obstetric examination, urine routine, ABO antibody test;
Sixth check-up: (30–32 weeks) Obstetric examination, blood routine, urine routine, B-ultrasound;
Seventh check-up: (32–34 weeks) Obstetric examination, urine routine;
Eighth check-up: (34–36 weeks) Obstetric examination, fetal monitoring, urine routine;
Ninth check-up: (37 weeks) Obstetric examination, urine routine, B-ultrasound, blood routine, liver and kidney function, fetal monitoring;
Tenth check-up: (38 weeks) Obstetric examination, fetal monitoring, urine routine;
Eleventh check-up: (39 weeks) Obstetric examination, urine routine, B-ultrasound, fetal monitoring;
Twelfth check-up: (40 weeks) Obstetric examination, fetal monitoring, urine routine.
You can also increase the frequency of check-ups based on your physical condition and fetal development. Women with maternity insurance can also apply for reimbursement of check-up expenses according to relevant regulations. Wishing for a healthy mother and baby!