When suspecting that they are pregnant, many women will go to the hospital for early pregnancy tests because they know this is the only way to have a clear understanding of whether they are pregnant or not. However, they do not know what tests are necessary for early pregnancy, so they are worried that they will be deceived because they do not know what tests to do. So, what are the necessary tests for early pregnancy?
There are two main tests that need to be done for early pregnancy. One is to do an HCG test. The purpose of this test is to determine the level of progesterone in the blood. If the progesterone level is relatively low, it is necessary to supplement progesterone according to the situation. In addition to this test, an ultrasound examination is also necessary. The purpose of doing this test is to clearly know the specific location and development of the gestational sac, which can help eliminate ectopic pregnancy, determine whether it is a molar pregnancy, and also know whether there is a fetal heart or embryo.
After undergoing these two examinations, it is generally necessary to do regular tests such as urine routine, blood pressure test, and vaginal discharge test. The purpose of doing this examination is to timely know whether the pregnant woman's body is suitable for pregnancy. For example, if a woman has serious gynecological problems, there may be embryonic abnormalities during pregnancy. At this time, doctors need to make reasonable judgments based on the situation.
