As we all know, the medical symptoms of many diseases are not obvious, but they may affect the normal growth and development of the fetus after pregnancy in women. Pre pregnancy checkups can help women regulate their bodies more specifically. We also need to understand which three tests are necessary for pregnancy preparation. Our goal is not just to get pregnant, but to have a healthy child. Let the editor tell you the three essential tests for pregnancy preparation.

Once a woman becomes pregnant, the load pressure on various organs of the body will increase, and women need to have sufficient physical fitness to prepare for pregnancy. So before preparing to conceive, women should undergo a heart test to see if they have heart disease or to understand if their family has a history of heart disease. Make sure you don't have heart disease. If a woman's heart function is incomplete, it can affect her hematopoietic and coagulation functions after pregnancy, thereby affecting the development of the abdominal fetus, and even leading to premature birth or miscarriage. Understanding whether a family has heart disease is to effectively prevent and pass on heart disease to children.

STD examination: Not only does it require female examination, but also male examination. There are many types of sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea, non gonococcal urethritis, genital warts, genital herpes, syphilis, etc. Once suffering from a sexually transmitted disease, if left untreated, the virus may spread to children and even affect the development of the fetus's abdomen. Therefore, if women or men suffer from this disease, treatment should be given before pregnancy.

Inflammation examination: Generally speaking, married women have gynecological diseases to some extent. Especially severe pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, fallopian tube obstruction and other diseases can lead to female infertility. If gynecological diseases are not treated well before pregnancy, pregnancy may occur hastily, which may lead to gynecological inflammation during pregnancy, inability to take medication, and discomfort for pregnant women. Severe cases can affect fetal abdominal health.

The above three examination items are mandatory but easily overlooked for women. In addition, liver function tests, complete orthodontic removal procedures, oral examinations, and blood and urine routine tests are also required. For couples with a family genetic history or multiple miscarriages, additional chromosome tests are needed to check for any chromosomal abnormalities. Chromosomal abnormalities are not easy to treat and can only be reproduced through assisted reproductive technology.

Women need medication during pregnancy preparation and should communicate with doctors to avoid affecting the fetus. Pre pregnancy diet also needs to be adjusted. Starting from the first 3 months of pregnancy, folic acid should be supplemented to prevent fetal nervous system abnormalities. Attention should also be paid to supplementing iron and calcium nutrients. There are many items to be checked during pregnancy, and more than the above three items must be checked. Both spouses can choose a reputable hospital for examination, which will provide a more comprehensive and accurate assessment of their fertility.