Hospital registration is usually done within 5-7 weeks of a woman's pregnancy, but medical conditions in big cities are relatively tight, so expectant mothers should prepare for registration in advance, which is beneficial for themselves.. Expectant mothers need to understand the relevant situation of filing in advance, and prepare their birth permit and file according to their suitable time step by step. And every pregnant mother should start filing at least at 12 weeks.
Establishing a pregnancy record for a pregnant mother is to suggest a personalized booklet in the hospital, called a pregnancy record, which records the basic information of the pregnant mother and all the information about the pregnancy process. The booklet will also introduce information such as the time and items of pregnancy tests. In addition, there will be some precautions and pregnancy knowledge for expectant mothers during pregnancy. But the registration of pregnant mothers follows the principle of voluntary participation, and hospitals will not force mothers to register. As for the cost of registering pregnant mothers, it also depends on the regulations of different hospitals. Generally, expectant mothers should establish records at the hospital where they choose to give birth, and it is best not to transfer hospitals midway to ensure the comprehensiveness and continuity of information.
Pregnant mothers need to prepare some personal information before filing, so the filing process will be smoother and expectant mothers won't have to wait too long. Preparation of documents: Birth permit (original and photocopy), maternity insurance certificate (original and photocopy), perinatal certificate, compensation certificate, previous laboratory test reports, ultrasound documents, and all post pregnancy examination results and documents.
Pregnant women usually need to bring their ID card to register, and those who participate in medical insurance need to bring their medical insurance card. Some hospitals also require the presence of a birth permit. Of course, the regulations of hospitals in different regions may vary. It is best for expectant mothers to call and consult before going to avoid traveling back and forth due to missing their identification documents. If there are any documents that need to be processed in advance, they can also be processed in advance, and can be completed in one go when filing.
In general, pregnant women need to undergo their first prenatal check-up on the same day they register. The examination items during registration include weight, height, blood pressure, abdominal circumference, uterine height, fetal position, fetal heart rate, urine routine, blood routine, electrocardiogram, etc., to comprehensively understand the current development of the fetus. If all the examination results are qualified, the hospital will file a record for you. So, pregnant mothers need to prepare for corresponding examinations to ensure the accuracy of the examination results.
