Pregnancy support 

It's critical to receive quality treatment before, during, and after becoming pregnant. It can support your baby's growth and development as well as your overall wellness. It's the best method to guarantee that your child has a healthy start in life.

ANCIENT CARE

A healthy diet and lifestyle both before and throughout pregnancy are important components of optimal prenatal care. Ideally, you should discuss getting pregnant with your healthcare professional before you begin trying. 

The following are the things that you must do:

 Select the provider: Prior to becoming pregnant and giving birth, you should select a provider. This practitioner will offer postpartum, birth, and prenatal care.

Consume folic acid: If you are pregnant want to pregnant, you should take a folic acid supplement that contains at least 600 micrograms (0.6mg) of folic acid daily. Consuming folic acid can lowering the chance of developing several birth abnormalities. Every capsule or tablet containing prenatal vitamins nearly invariably contains more than 600 micrograms  (0.6mg) of folic acid. 

ATTEND PRENATAL CHECKUPS AND TESTS 

 Throught your pregnancy, you will see your doctor frequently for prenatal care. 

Depending  on your pregnancy stage, you will undergo different exams and a different number of visits. 

First trimester care

Second trimester care

Third trimester care

Discuss the many test you could get during your pregnancy with your doctor. This test can assist your healthcare practitioner n assessing the health of your unborn baby and identifying any pregnancy related issues. Among these exams might be:

Ultrasound examinations to monitor your child's growth and assist in determining a due date 

Testing for gestational diabetes using glucose 

Test your blood to see if it has typical DNA.

Fetal echocardiogram to examine the heart of the fetus 

Amniocentesis to look for genetic issues and birth malformations 

Vaginal ultrasonography (nuchal translucency test) to screen for genetic issues in the fetus 

Examinations for sexually transmitted infections 

Testing for blood types such as Rh and ABO

Tests on blood for anemia 

Blood test to monitor any long-term conditions you had before being pregnant 

Based on your family history, you could decide to have a genetic screening. 

 An Expectation of being pregnant 

Your healthcare professional discuss with you how to handle typical pregnancy problem like:

A morning sickness 

Pregnant women may have back aches, leg discomfort and other aches and pains.

Difficult sleeping

Changes skin and hair

Early pregnancy: vaginal bleeding 

Every pregnancy is unique. Some pregnant women little or no symptoms 

Being a pregnant is difficult process. Eventhough many women experience normal pregnancies