Regular Check-ups: Throughout the pregnancy, regular prenatal visits are scheduled to monitor the health of the mother and the growth and development of the baby. These check-ups usually occur monthly during the first two trimesters and become more frequent (every two weeks or weekly) as the due date approaches.Ultrasound Scans: Ultrasound examinations are performed at specific points during the pregnancy to assess the baby’s development, confirm the due date, and detect any potential abnormalities.Blood Tests: Various blood tests are conducted during pregnancy to check for factors such as blood type, anemia, infections, and genetic conditions that could affect the baby’s health
Nutritional Guidance: Pregnant women are advised on maintaining a balanced diet and taking prenatal vitamins containing essential nutrients like folic acid, iron, and calcium.Lifestyle Recommendations: Expectant mothers are encouraged to adopt a healthy lifestyle by avoiding harmful substances like alcohol, tobacco, and certain medications, and maintaining regular physical activity.Monitoring and Managing High-Risk Pregnancies: Women with certain medical conditions or those experiencing complications during pregnancy may require specialized care and monitoring by maternal-fetal medicine specialists.Preparation for Labor and Delivery: As the pregnancy progresses, discussions about childbirth options, birth plans, and labor preparation classes may be conducted to prepare the mother for delivery.