After a successful pregnancy, it is necessary for women to go to the hospital for a physical examination, so women will go to the hospital to apply for a health card. Many people say that when building a medical card, they need their husband to be by their side and go to the hospital together to build the card. Some pregnant women have husbands who are not available, so everyone wants to know if it's okay for the husband to not apply for a health card?
Pregnant women can choose not to have their husbands go when applying for a medical card, and they can also apply for a card at the hospital alone. But because pregnant women may not have convenient mobility, it is best to have someone to accompany them and keep them busy. This person can also be a family member, even if they are not a husband, it doesn't matter. If a pregnant woman believes she has the ability to handle it well, then she can do it alone. There are several precautions to be taken when creating a card.
1. Pregnant women can apply for a health card with either a large card or a small card. The small card is a health manual for pregnant women, which requires pregnant women to establish it at a hospital in their jurisdiction three months in advance. The meaning of 'big card' is that after a pregnant woman decides which hospital to give birth in, it must be established in that hospital. The medical record card provided by the selected production hospital is a large card. When creating a card, pay attention to bringing relevant documents and the results of the inspection items.
2. Pregnant women must follow the doctor's guidance when applying for a medical card and provide detailed medical history to the doctor. A detailed full body examination is needed to determine if the body has a health card and if there are any serious illnesses.
