Before the development of modern technology, marriage was a simple matter, and there were even many examples of consanguineous marriages such as cousins, which led to many cases of infertility and fetal underdevelopment. With the advancement of modern concepts, many families hope to have a healthy baby, which has led to the concept of pre pregnancy checkups. So, what should be done for pre pregnancy check ups?
Firstly, it should be noted that pregnancy is a matter for both partners, so pre pregnancy examinations are not only necessary for women, but also for men. For women, the pre pregnancy examination items mainly include blood routine, gynecological examination, B-ultrasound examination, liver function, coagulation function, urine test, etc.
The main examination items for men are routine semen tests, as well as liver function tests, blood routine tests, electrocardiograms, and so on. Compared to women, men have fewer examination items, but they also play a crucial role in fertility, so both men and women should pay attention to the corresponding examination items. Also, both husband and wife must check whether they have syphilis, hepatitis B virus and other infectious diseases, which are also easily inherited to the fetus.
Many people believe that pregnancy is a natural process and pre pregnancy checkups are completely unnecessary. In fact, it is just as important as normal prenatal checkups, which can effectively prevent both partners from giving birth to a deformed or pathogenic child. Pre pregnancy examination can check whether both parties have any diseases that are unsuitable for fertility or affect fertility, and early detection can also lead to early treatment.
