Early pregnancy should be checked in a timely manner to determine whether it is a normal pregnancy. If an ectopic pregnancy occurs, timely surgery is needed to reduce the health impact caused. Women should also be aware that early pregnancy testing alone cannot determine whether there is an intrauterine pregnancy, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination to determine. However, when is the appropriate time to go for examination during first pregnancy?
The first 40-50 days of pregnancy are suitable for examination, which is very important. Through examination, the condition of the fetus can be understood, the phenomenon of ectopic pregnancy can be ruled out, and guidance for subsequent pregnancy health can be provided. Early pregnancy examinations include ultrasound examination, vaginal discharge examination, and cervical scraping examination.
B-ultrasound examination can check the development of the embryo, thereby ruling out the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. Routine vaginal discharge testing is also necessary to determine whether there are bacteria or viruses in the vagina. If infected with fungi, trichomonas, and other viral bacteria, it is easy to infect and ascend, which can harm the embryo and even lead to miscarriage. These are all guarantees for the good development of the fetus.
When going to the hospital for early pregnancy testing, it is important to collect about 10 milliliters of morning urine and avoid prolonged delays to minimize the impact on the testing. If it is a B-ultrasound diagnosis of early pregnancy, it should be done after the 5th week of pregnancy, which is also a more accurate and reliable method. By observing, a circular halo, also known as the gestational ring, can be seen.
