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Starting from the time of confirmed early pregnancy, detailed medical history should be taken, a comprehensive physical examination should be conducted, obstetric examinations should be performed, pelvic measurements should be made, and necessary auxiliary examinations such as ultrasound should be supplemented. Blood tests and urine tests should also be included. Subsequently, a total of 9 antenatal examinations should be carried out at the 20th, 24th, 28th, 32nd, 38th, 39th, and 40th weeks of pregnancy. If there are any abnormal conditions, the number of follow-up examinations should be increased accordingly. Antenatal examinations are generally conducted once a month within the first six months, every two weeks during the 7th to 8th months, and once a week after the 9th month, until the child is born.