Antenatal Treatment

Antenatal Treatment

Antenatal care is the thorough monitoring of women during their pregnancies to track the development of the fetus and assess the health of the mother and the fetus. A proper prenatal examination gives the mother the attention she needs. It aids in spotting pregnancy issues including pre-eclampsia, anemia, and hypertension in the mother as well as the fetus's incomplete or sluggish development. 

Prenatal care enables the prompt management of difficulties by directing patients to the proper facility for further care. Additionally, it provides a greater opportunity to create a birth plan, choose the delivery facility, and identify who to refer to in case of issues.

Components of Antenatal Check up

Antenatal checkup comprises of following components

  • Identifies any existing medical, surgical, or obstetric conditions that might make the current pregnancy difficult 
  • Calculation of delivery date and confirm pregnancy
  • Check-up of heartburn, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and increased frequency of urination.
  • Identify abnormal vaginal discharge/itching
  • Look out for possible complication and provide therapies

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