1.* Select a suitable medical institution *: Select a medical institution with good reputation, complete equipment and experienced doctors for filing inspection.
2.* File in time *: Once you confirm your pregnancy, you should file in the hospital or community health service center as soon as possible, so that doctors can know your health status as soon as possible and provide appropriate medical advice.
3.* Regular check-ups *: Pregnant women should have regular check-ups according to the doctor's advice, usually once every 4 weeks until the 28th week of pregnancy; Then once every 2 weeks until 36 weeks of pregnancy; Finally, once a week until delivery.
4.* Comprehensive physical examination *: Every prenatal examination should include basic items such as blood pressure, weight, urine test, blood test, and ultrasound examination to monitor the development of the fetus.
5.* Healthy lifestyle *: Maintain healthy eating habits, avoid smoking and drinking, keep proper exercise and ensure adequate rest.
6.* Psychological preparation *: There may be various emotional fluctuations during pregnancy, such as anxiety and depression. You need to be mentally prepared and seek the help of a professional psychological counselor if necessary.
7.* Drug use *: You should consult a doctor or pharmacist before using any drugs (including over-the-counter drugs) during pregnancy.
8.* Vaccination *: Depending on your health and pregnancy age, the doctor may suggest that you get some vaccines, such as influenza vaccine and pertussis vaccine.
9.* Genetic screening *: If you or your partner has a family history of genetic diseases, you may need to have genetic screening.
The above are just some basic precautions, and the specific filing inspection plan should be formulated by your doctor according to your personal health. It is very important to maintain good communication with doctors throughout pregnancy.