Pregnancy and birth is a period that directly affects the health of both mother and baby. During the 40-week gestation period, regular controls and doctor follow-up are of great importance. It is aimed to protect the health of both the mother and the baby at optimum levels with periodic examinations with the detection of pregnancy. Towards the end of a healthy pregnancy, birth planning is made. While the birth is expected to start spontaneously for expectant mothers who prefer vaginal delivery, the sub-headings of cesarean section come to the agenda for mothers who prefer cesarean section. Regular ultrasound control and clinical evaluation are required for the birth to go as planned. The most appropriate mode of delivery should be determined in the light of the wishes of the prospective parents and the doctor’s recommendations. For the health of the mother and baby, the pregnancy and birth process should be treated sensitively.

What is Pregnancy Monitoring?

After the suspicion of pregnancy, it is determined whether there is a pregnancy with blood tests. In case of pregnancy, it is examined how many weeks the pregnancy is. Depending on the week of pregnancy, some blood tests, gene tests and regular ultrasound examinations are performed when necessary. During this period, the examination dates recommended by your doctor should not be disrupted and the opportunity should be provided for the necessary examinations.

What are Pregnancy Monitoring Practices?

First pregnancy follow-up practices include blood and urine tests