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If your pregnancy is free of complications and your overall health is normal, youre likely to have about 15 prenatal visits during your pregnancy. Your visits are scheduled closer together as your pregnancy progresses.
Ask about your health, including previous conditions, surgeries, or pregnancies. Ask about your family health and genetic history. Ask about your lifestyle, including whether you smoke, drink, or take drugs, and whether you exercise regularly. Ask about your stress level.
Questions to ask at your appointments How much weight should I gain? Are my prescription medications safe for pregnancy? Am I at risk for any complications or conditions? Which over-the-counter medications are safe? Which prenatal vitamin do you recommend? Which prenatal screenings do I need? Is it safe to exercise?

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When does morning sickness begin? One of the most common pregnancy question is regarding morning sickness in the first trimester and throughout the rest of the pregnancy. Most pregnant women have morning sickness in the first trimester (first 3 months) of pregnancy.
15 Must-Ask Questions for Your First Prenatal Appointment What foods should I avoid? What amount of caffeine is safe to consume? How much weight should I gain? Is there a specific prenatal vitamin you recommend? What over-the-counter medications are safe? What type(s) and amount(s) of exercise do you recommend?
Antenatal Care Module: 9. General Assessment of the Pregnant Woman 9.1 Checking for symptoms of poor nutrition or lack of iodine. 9.2 Checking her weight. 9.3 Checking her temperature. 9.4 Checking her pulse. 9.5 Checking for signs of anaemia. 9.6 Checking for shortness of breath. 9.7 Checking her blood pressure.
It is meant to orient you and your family with your pregnancy and your care team. Typically, we start with an intake to get to know you and review your past medical, surgical and obstetrical history, Power said. During your first appointment youll also receive a physical examination and ultrasound, if needed.
The interview, which is administered during the third trimester, assesses a variety of aspects of the mothers view of her emotional experience with pregnancy and her expectations and fantasies regarding her future relationship with her child.

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