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Did you have any problems during your previous pregnancies such as hypertension, gestational diabetes, seizure disorder, hyper/hypothyroid that required medication management or frequent lab work? Are your children healthy or do they have any long-term problems that require ongoing medical management?
Tell your doctor if you have any family members with a genetic condition, chromosomal abnormality, developmental disability, birth defect, newborn screening disorder, or other problem at birth or during infancy or childhood, especially if you have had a previous pregnancy or child affected by one of these conditions.
Pregnancy Physical Activity Questionnaire. The PPAQ is a semiquantitative instrument that measures duration and intensity of time spent in household/caregiving, occupational, transportation, and sports/exercise activities (6).
Overview Your menstrual history. Your reproductive history. Health problems in your family, such as heart disease or genetic conditions. Your general health. Any medicines you take regularly. Any habits that could affect your pregnancy, such as tobacco, alcohol, or drug use.
One of the goals of your first visit to the obstetricians office is to confirm your pregnancy and see whether you or your baby could be at risk for any health problems. The doctor will do a full physical exam, which may include a weight assessment, blood pressure check, and breast and pelvic examination.
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PRENATAL HISTORY Maternal history consists of information concerning past pregnancies, including complications, and specifics of labor and maternal illness, including infections and the use of alcohol or drugs [3].
How many pregnancies have you had? Date of birth or end of pregnancy: How many weeks? What is the babys name? How much did the baby weigh?
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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