What other tests should be done in late pregnancy

  Starting from 28 weeks of pregnancy, it is the late stage of pregnancy. Of course, this period usually lasts until the end of delivery. From the month of pregnancy, it is from August to October. In the late stage of pregnancy, the mother's own resistance will decrease, and there are many tests to be done at this time. So, what other tests should be done in the late stage of pregnancy?

  

What other tests should be done in late pregnancy1

  There are still many examinations to be done in late pregnancy, especially routine examinations, which mainly include checking the pregnant woman's blood pressure, weight, and general physical condition. Of course, as it is the late stage of pregnancy, it is also necessary to check the fetal position, which is the position where the fetus is first exposed, as well as whether the fetus has entered the pelvis.

  These tests are routine examinations during late pregnancy, including measuring the external pelvis and listening to fetal heart rate. In addition, as it is the late stage of pregnancy, electronic monitoring of fetal heart rate is required, which needs to be done regularly and continuously. Of course, pregnant women can also calculate fetal movements themselves, which is self-examination and equally important.

  In addition, in the late stage of pregnancy, an ultrasound examination is also necessary to check the maturity of the placenta. We also need to pay attention to the amount of amniotic fluid. Of course, there are still many tests to be done in late pregnancy, and the interval between them will be shorter compared to mid pregnancy. These are all things that need to be paid attention to. These examinations are necessary from the perspectives of both the fetus and the pregnant woman.

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