1. Physical examination: The doctor will conduct a comprehensive physical examination, including measuring height, weight and blood pressure. These indicators can help assess the overall health status of pregnant women.
2. Blood test: By taking blood samples from pregnant women, the hemoglobin level, blood sugar level, blood type and immune function can be checked. These indicators can provide information about the nutritional status, anemia risk and diabetes risk of pregnant women.
3. Urine test: Urine test can detect whether pregnant women have urinary tract infection, proteinuria and other problems. These problems may have an impact on the health of pregnant women and fetuses.
4. Ultrasonic examination: Ultrasonic technology can provide detailed fetal images to help doctors assess whether the fetal development and organ structure are normal. In addition, ultrasound examination can also detect important indicators such as placental position and amniotic fluid volume.
5. Electrocardiogram (ECG): In some cases, doctors may recommend an ECG examination to assess whether the heart function of pregnant women is normal.
6. Regular check-ups: Pregnant women should have regular check-ups according to the doctor's advice to ensure the monitoring of their physical condition and find any potential problems in time.
It should be noted that every pregnant woman's physical condition is unique, so the above methods are only general guidance. If you have any specific health problems or doubts, it is recommended that you consult a professional doctor or obstetrician for personalized advice and treatment.