It is important for both couples preparing for pregnancy to undergo a pre pregnancy physical examination at the hospital. Not only can it check whether their physical condition is healthy for pregnancy preparation, but it can also detect and treat any abnormal physical conditions in a timely manner, reducing the occurrence of adverse factors during pregnancy. So, which department should one go to for pregnancy preparation.
Which department should I go to the hospital for pregnancy preparation
1. If it is male, you can go to the urology department because it can check whether the prostate, semen, and urinary tract are normal, so as to prepare for pregnancy intact.
2. If it is a woman, she can go to the gynecology department because it can check the vitality of eggs, whether the ovaries are healthy, and the condition of the uterus, so as to better prepare for pregnancy.
3. If the hospital you are going to has a pregnancy examination department, you should go to the pregnancy examination department. This way, in addition to doing some basic examinations, you can also do some medical record examinations, such as infectious disease examinations.
What are the items of pregnancy preparation examination
1. Content of women's pregnancy preparation examination
(1) General inspection. Including: height, weight, blood pressure, internal and surgical procedures, dentistry, ophthalmology, otolaryngology.
(2) Laboratory inspection. Including: liver and kidney function, blood lipids, blood, urine routine, blood type, and fertility G-6PD、 Mediterranean anemia screening, syphilis, and sex hormone levels.
(3) Electrocardiogram and imaging examinations. Including: electrocardiogram, color ultrasound, B-ultrasound (liver, spleen, kidney bladder, vaginal adnexa).
(4) Gynecological examination. Including: female routine, vaginal discharge, gonococcus, mycoplasma, BV, etc.
2. Male pregnancy preparation examination content
(1) General inspection. Including: height, weight, blood pressure, internal and surgical procedures, dentistry, ophthalmology, otolaryngology.
(2) Laboratory inspection. Including: liver and kidney function, blood lipids, blood, urine routine, blood type, and fertility G-6PD、 Mediterranean anemia screening, syphilis, sex hormone levels, semen routine, sperm morphology analysis.
(3) Electrocardiogram and imaging examinations. Including: electrocardiogram, color ultrasound, and B-ultrasound.
(4) Special inspection. Chromosomes (according to medical advice).
(5) Have you ever suffered from mumps in your childhood. Including: checking for symptoms such as cryptorchidism, testicular pain, hernia, urethral discharge, etc.
The above is an introduction to the relevant knowledge of which department to visit in the hospital and what examination items need to be carried out during the preparation for pregnancy. In fact, pre pregnancy examinations are necessary, not only for one's own health and safety, but also for the future baby, to avoid miscarriage, miscarriage or premature birth during pregnancy, especially to avoid the birth of defective babies, thereby increasing the burden on the family.
