#Weekly prenatal visits full
This visit takes longer than usual because it includes a thorough review of your history and blood tests, a full physical exam, and discussing a wide variety of topics to ensure that your pregnancy is a healthy experience.
After the confirmation visit, an initial pregnancy visit is scheduled. The first step is to confirm you are pregnant, which entails an initial visit that should be scheduled six weeks after your last menstrual period (or two weeks after a missed period) and may include an ultrasound. They will also answer any questions or concerns that you may have. Your doctor will provide early pregnancy tips, diet, and lifestyle advice to follow to ensure a healthy pregnancy. During this visit, your medical history will be documented and a general health check-up will be administered. Your first prenatal visit should be scheduled immediately after you’ve learned you’re pregnant. Prenatal care is vital for you and your baby’s health and these check-ups can increase the likelihood of a successful birth. We recommend following this schedule for check-ups however, it can change depending on the health of you and your baby. Weeks 36 to 40: 1 prenatal check-up every week.Weeks 28 to 36: 1 prenatal check-up every 2 weeks.Weeks 4 to 28: 1 prenatal check-up a month.The typical pregnancy check-up schedule is as follows: To maintain a healthy pregnancy, it’s important to visit our office for regular pregnancy check-ups. Every milestone from conception to delivery should be celebrated.
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