During pregnancy, to ensure the health of the mother and fetus, pregnant women need to perform different types of tests. Below is useful information about special tests to help monitor the health of the fetus.

Non-stress is only an indirect test, so caution is needed when drawing a conclusion about the results obtained, in which the absence of an increase in the rate and the loss of intrinsic oscillation of the fetal heart rate can have a pathological meaning of the fetal condition and is more of an alarm sign than a real diagnosis.

Non-stress test is one of the tests that pregnant mothers need to perform during pregnancy, especially 1-2 months before the expected date of birth. This is a prenatal test that helps doctors monitor the fetal heart rate when the baby is resting and when the baby is active (fetal movement).

Gestational diabetes occurs when the body cannot cope with the increased demand for insulin, leading to high blood sugar levels. Gestational diabetes needs to be controlled through monitoring blood sugar levels, following a healthy diet, and engaging in regular physical activity. About 10-20% of pregnant women with diabetes need additional insulin injections to better control their blood sugar.