General routine checkups during normal pregnancy 3 months before pregnancy (preparation period) 1. Oral folic acid tablets (Silien) 0,4mg/d, available free of charge at the outpatient clinic (fill in the form at the outpatient clinic and get it at the pharmacy on the first floor) 2. Mandatory checkups: blood routine, urine routine, blood group identification, blood biochemistry (liver function, fasting blood glucose), complete set of immunization before blood transfusion, cervical TCT (if not checked within one year of sexual intercourse) 3. Routine white belt, gonococcal smear, chlamydia test, prenatal thyroid function (TPOAb, FT4, TSH), thalassemia screening (with conditions and indications), glucose tolerance (for women at risk), complete set of lipids, ultrasound of uterus and both adnexa, electrocardiogram, chest X-ray First prenatal checkup (card construction): <13+6 weeks gestational week. Ultrasound to confirm intrauterine pregnancy (check gestational weeks, ultrasound at 7-9 weeks of twin pregnancy can distinguish twin pregnancy types.) Card construction (medical history, general physical examination - including gynecological examination) - pelvic measurement (not routine) Various routine examinations (blood sampling on an empty stomach): routine blood, routine urine, complete biochemical set, complete immunization set before blood transfusion, complete blood group (ABO, Rh blood group), routine white belt plus gonococcal smear, cervical TCT (for those who have not been examined in the first 12 months of pregnancy/symptomatic/backup items), electrocardiogram (the above items have been examined in the first 6 months of pregnancy). (The above items can be checked in the first 6 months of pregnancy, but not rechecked) Preparation items: Eugenics 4 (i.e. TORCH), Ferritin (mandatory for those with anemia, and screening for thalassemia), prenatal thyroid function (TPOAb, FT4, TSH) Pregnancy school (Monday morning to Saturday morning from 8:30 to 11:00 a.m. with different contents, free of charge): every Saturday morning: weight and nutrition management (pregnant women's dietary pagoda, early/mid and late pregnancy), every Monday morning: pregnant women's dietary pagoda (free of charge), and every Saturday morning: pregnant women's dietary pagoda (free of charge). ), every Monday morning: pregnancy care routine. Routine checkups for each maternity checkup: blood pressure, weight, uterine height, abdominal circumference, fetal heartbeat by Doppler, fetal position, fetal movement, edema, etc. The interval of maternity checkup: one to two times before 14 weeks; once every 4 weeks from 20 to 36 weeks of pregnancy (usually know your baby's fetal position before 31 weeks); once a week after 36 weeks. If you have abnormalities, increase the number of checkups as appropriate. The following routine checkups 12-14 weeks: Ultrasound screening (NT) (preparation, our ultrasound can only see obvious malformations, screening needs to be done at provincial hospitals) 15-20 weeks: Down's syndrome screening (mandatory, fasting) 〈15-20 weeks, the best time is 17-19 weeks, except for patients with prenatal diagnosis indications (such as amniocentesis at 18-23 weeks, it is best to consult the genetic counseling office)〉. (Prepared for) screening for hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, screening for thalassemia, glucose tolerance (for women at risk/symptomatic), tuberculin test, BV test (for history of preterm birth). From 16 weeks: blood type incompatibility (pregnant woman O, husband non-O; pregnant woman Rh-negative, husband Rh-positive) need to draw blood for hemolysis test. (24 weeks, 32 weeks review, >1:64 need treatment) 20-24 weeks: ultrasound screening (to exclude fetal malformation system examination, the best time for 22-24 weeks) 24-28 weeks: glucose tolerance, blood and urine routine (fasting, 3 days before the examination, try not to eat sweets, the day before the examination at 9 pm fasting, the morning of the day try to take oral sugar water before 9 am), iron supplementation indications (Hb <110g/L, Ht <32%, Fe-Pro <12%). (Hb <110g/L, Ht <32%, Fe-Pro <12ug/L). 32-34 weeks: fasting blood and urine routine, liver function, bile acid (after 32 weeks), ultrasound or general ultrasound (28-34 weeks) to understand the fetal development and can exclude fetal digestive and urinary system abnormalities. Pregnancy school: every Thursday: health care during delivery and Lamaze method of delivery, etc. 36 weeks: NST (fetal heart monitoring), urine routine (34-37 weeks), vaginal discharge streptococcal test (35-37 weeks, to collect history of delivery with gestational diabetes and neonatal streptococcal infection), Pregnancy school: every Friday: puerperal health care, scientific menstruation, etc. 37 weeks: NST. 38 weeks: NST, ultrasound (36-38w), initial examination of mode of delivery. -38w), initial assessment of mode of delivery, maternity school: every Tuesday: newborn care, newborn bath, newborn support touch, every Wednesday: wisdom and care training, etc. 39-40 weeks: NST 40+3 weeks: NST, ultrasound screening (to understand the condition of amniotic fluid). 41 weeks: hospitalization 6-8 weeks after delivery come to the hospital for postpartum rehabilitation guidance.