Antenatal checkups are required from the time the pregnancy is established before 12 weeks of gestation. In the 28th week of pregnancy before every 4 weeks, between 28-36 weeks every 2 weeks, after 36 weeks once a week, normal pregnancy check-ups to ensure 5-8 times, all high-risk pregnant women should increase the number of re-examinations as appropriate. The specific review time is as follows: 1, the first maternity examination: the time is generally in the 12th week of pregnancy, blood sampling to check the biochemical indicators of pregnant women, and then determine whether there is anemia, liver and kidney function, thyroid function, etc., through the blood HCG and progesterone values, to determine whether there is fetal abortion, the possibility of pre-eclampsia, and ultrasound examination to exclude ectopic pregnancy; 2, the second maternity examination: in the 13-16 weeks can draw blood for The third check-up: in the 17th-20th week of pregnancy, ultrasound examination will be performed to check the fetal appearance and development for any abnormalities; 4. The sixth check-up: in the 29th-32nd weeks of pregnancy, the obstetric ultrasound and blood and urine routine will be reviewed; 7. The seventh check-up: in the 33rd-35th weeks of pregnancy, the check-up time will be shortened in the second trimester, and after 34 weeks, the check-up will be once a week, and the fetal heart monitoring and blood pressure will be measured.
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