Many female friends know that before getting pregnant after marriage, they often need to undergo a series of tests to avoid any trouble during pregnancy. Moreover, the more detailed the examination, the more reassuring the families of both parties will be, and the more misunderstandings between them will be avoided. But few people know that the country actually has a free pregnancy testing policy to encourage childbirth. So how do you participate in the country's free pregnancy test now? What kind of items do national free pregnancy tests require?

1、 What is the national free pregnancy test?

After the national free pregnancy examination, detailed examination results will be provided, and the results have been clearly written. It is mainly based on this to decide whether to have children or not. According to the genetic history, those genetic diseases that may affect the fetus should be taken care of after prenatal examination. For example, with a family history of diabetes, doctors recommend that men eat less greasy food, exercise more, and work in a high temperature environment, because this will affect the survival rate of sperm. Doctors advise not to work in this environment during pregnancy. Don't wash sauna, etc. And it is recommended to have a specialized hospital check to see what impact long-term work in a high-temperature environment will have on sperm quality, and how long it will take. If not exposed to high temperature, sperm quality will not be affected. The quality of pregnancy and childbirth at this time is very good. I believe that national policies have prioritized prevention in women's and children's healthcare. To this end, try to cooperate with the physical examination center, follow the instructions in the report, get pregnant as early as possible, and have a good child.

2、 How to participate in the national free pregnancy test

The first step is to search for "China Family Planning Association" and drop down to find "Official Mini Program". Step 2, click on 'I want a pregnancy test'. Step 3, click to select your "registered residence location", and it will show which local hospital provides free pregnancy test! Remember to call in advance for advice. Step 4: Bring the ID cards, household registration books, and marriage certificates of both spouses to the street office, community, or women's federation to register relevant information (that is, the place where you consulted in Step 3)! Due to regional issues, some provinces have temporarily not opened free pregnancy tests. When searching, please check whether you can go to the area where your registered residence is located, or ask in advance whether you can go to different areas under your control.

3、 What items do the national free pregnancy tests include?

1. Health education for eugenics. Meaning: To avoid risk factors. 2. Medical history inquiry. Understand pregnancy history, disease history, family history, medication status, lifestyle habits, dietary habits, environmental risk factors, etc. Meaning: Reduce the risk of adverse birth outcomes. 3. Physical examination. This includes routine examinations (height, weight, blood pressure, heart rate, thyroid palpation, cardiopulmonary auscultation, liver palpation, limb column examination, etc.), female reproductive health system examination, and male reproductive health system examination. Meaning: Reduce the risk of affecting pregnancy and leading to adverse pregnancy outcomes. 4. Examination of vaginal secretions. This includes routine tests for vaginal discharge, gonococcal testing, and Chlamydia trachomatis testing. Meaning: Reduce intrauterine infections, miscarriage, premature birth, stillbirth, intrauterine growth retardation, etc. 5. Blood routine examination. Including hemoglobin, red blood cells, white blood cells, and classification, platelets. Meaning: To alleviate intrauterine developmental delay caused by severe anemia; Reduce neonatal hemorrhagic diseases caused by thrombocytopenia. 6. Urinary routine examination. Meaning: Reduce reproductive tract infections, intrauterine infections, fetal death, and intrauterine growth retardation. 7. Blood type testing. Including ABO blood type and RH positive/negative. Meaning: Reduce miscarriage, stillbirth, and neonatal jaundice caused by fetal hemolysis. 8. Serum glucose measurement. Meaning: Reduce the risk of miscarriage, premature birth, and fetal malformations. 9. Liver function test (alanine aminotransferase). Meaning: Guiding the selection of birth time; Reduce mother to child transmission. 10. Significance of five serological tests of hepatitis B: guide the selection of birth time; Reduce mother to child transmission. 11. Renal function test (creatinine). Meaning: Guiding the selection of birth time; Reduce intrauterine developmental delay in fetuses. 12. Thyroid function test (thyroid stimulating hormone). Meaning: Guiding the selection of birth time; Reduce miscarriage, premature birth, intrauterine growth retardation, stillbirth, endocrine nervous system dysfunction in offspring, intellectual disability, etc. 13. Treponema pallidum screening. Meaning: Reduce miscarriage, stillbirth, and mother to child transmission. 14. Rubella virus IgG antibody determination. Meaning: Reduce congenital rubella syndrome in offspring: congenital heart disease, deafness, cataracts, congenital hydrocephalus, etc. 15. Determination of cytomegalovirus IgM and IgG antibodies. Meaning: Reduce neonatal deafness, intellectual disability, visual impairment, microcephaly, etc. 16. Determination of IgM and IgG antibodies against Toxoplasma gondii. Meaning: Reduce miscarriage, stillbirth, and intrauterine growth retardation. 17. Routine gynecological ultrasound examination. Meaning: Reduce adverse pregnancy outcomes such as infertility, miscarriage, and premature birth. 18. Risk assessment and consultation guidance. Meaning: Reduce the occurrence of birth defects and improve the quality of the birth population. 19. Early pregnancy and follow-up of pregnancy outcomes. Meaning: Reduce the risk of birth defects.

Overall, each of the 19 national free pregnancy checkups is quite important, and any problem with any of them may have a serious impact on subsequent pregnancies, even leading to miscarriage and deformities. So it is recommended that everyone still participate in pregnancy testing as much as possible to ensure their physical condition is healthy!