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Being female involves having both physical and mental complexities. This means that women need to take care of both their physical and mental health. In terms of physical health, women need to be careful and understanding in taking care of their bodies and regularly examine their bodies because some diseases have a higher chance of occurring in women than men. Additionally, women are a gender that goes through pregnancy, which requires special care. We are pleased to provide care for women's diseases, including pregnancy care, as well as provide advice on other women's issues.
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When a woman becomes aware that she is pregnant, the first thing she should do is "register for prenatal care." This is important for both the mother's health and the health of the baby in the womb. Prenatal care includes maintaining the pregnancy and monitoring for any abnormal conditions during pregnancy. Petcharavej Hospital provides services for pregnant women with a team of specialized doctors who are ready to take care of the mother and baby. Today, we will provide you with information about what you should know about registering for prenatal care.
Why should you register for prenatal care?
Registering for prenatal care means that once you know you are pregnant, you seek regular and safe pregnancy care from a team of doctors. This includes monitoring and caring for the mother and baby throughout the pregnancy, including promptly addressing any problems that arise. There are many reasons why registering for prenatal care is important, including
- Ensuring the safety of both the mother and the baby during pregnancy
- Monitoring the pregnancy for any abnormal conditions, such as the risk of developing diabetes, etc. If any abnormalities are found, doctors can take steps to treat them before they become a danger to the mother and baby.
- Ensuring the health of the baby in the womb by providing regular prenatal care that checks for proper weight gain and development.
- Promoting the mother's mental well-being. If a mother does not register for prenatal care, she may not have access to proper care that meets medical standards. Therefore, by registering for prenatal care, the mother can receive advice and be monitored by an experienced doctor, helping her to understand the process of pregnancy and giving her the support she needs.
At what month of pregnancy should you start antenatal care (medical care provided to a pregnant woman before her baby is born) ?
- You should not wait too long before seeking antenatal care, and it is important to start receiving maternity care as soon as possible for the safety of both mother and baby. If any complications arise during the pregnancy, they can be detected and treated in a timely manner. Maternity care should be received at least 5 times, as detailed below.
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Preparing for Maternity Care
Choose a quality hospital that is close to your home for convenience in traveling, as this is a delicate matter and involves the safety of the pregnant person and the fetus.
- Prepare questions about pregnancy so that when meeting with the doctor, they can ask for details.
- Prepare information about your pregnancy history in case you have been pregnant before, as well as your medical history.
Maternity Care Process
- The doctor will ask for information about the pregnant person, such as their medical history, medication history, the date of their last menstrual period before pregnancy, and their delivery history if this is not their first pregnancy.
- A thorough physical examination will be performed, including weight, height, blood pressure, blood tests, urine tests, internal exams, and pregnancy exams to check the details of the fetus in the womb.
- The pregnant person will receive a tetanus vaccine and a blood test to assess the risk of pregnancy.
- If the pregnant person is at high risk, the doctor will conduct additional appropriate examinations.
- Prenatal vitamins will be prescribed, and appointments for future check-ups will be scheduled.
- As the due date approaches, the doctor will examine the breast of the mother to ensure complete readiness for breastfeeding in the future, in addition to planning for the delivery.
Pregnancy care is a safe choice for the safety of the mother and the fetus. It is also important to follow the appropriate practices during pregnancy. Therefore, when pregnancy occurs, it should not be ignored as there is a risk to the fetus at any time.
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