In each stage of pregnancy, pregnant women have specific symptoms, sometimes these symptoms appear late or do not appear, and can also appear throughout the pregnancy. Therefore, prenatal checkups at each stage and ultrasound at the right stage will help doctors assess the mother's health and at the same time, promptly detect abnormalities in the baby.

The time of the first prenatal check-up is very important for both the mother and the fetus. So when should the mother have her first prenatal check-up to observe the fetus's implantation, listen to the fetal heartbeat, and get advice from the doctor on how to care for the fetus and calculate the baby's expected date of birth? Below, Dr. Truong Nghia Binh, obstetrician and gynecologist at Vinmec Da Nang International General Hospital, will help pregnant women answer the above questions.

During pregnancy, female workers are allowed to take prenatal check-ups and have the right to rest if prescribed by a doctor. So during regular prenatal check-ups, are female workers entitled to insurance?

Regular prenatal checkups help pregnant women monitor the health of mother and baby, and promptly handle any abnormalities that occur. In addition, pregnant women also have the opportunity to receive proper health care advice so that the baby can develop most comprehensively in the mother's womb.

Regular prenatal visits help keep you and your baby healthy throughout your pregnancy. During your various visits, your doctor may discuss a variety of issues with you, such as healthy eating and physical activity, and perform health screenings.

During pregnancy, to ensure the health of the mother and fetus, doctors often advise mothers to perform regular tests including blood and urine tests. So why is it necessary to test urine during pregnancy? The following article will explain this issue clearly.

Hi doctor. The doctor asked me the following: I am about 4-5 weeks pregnant but now I see a little brown blood but no abdominal pain, is it dangerous? It's the epidemic season, so I can't go to the doctor yet? Thanks for the advice doctor.

Fetal development at week 37, or 35 weeks after conception, is generally quite complete. The mother's pregnancy is now almost full term, the baby is big and strong. Is the 37-week fetus turned yet? This is a common question at this stage.

Taking good care of your health during pregnancy will help your baby have a healthy start at birth. That is why the first prenatal check-up is very important for both mother and baby.

After the miraculous meeting between sperm and egg, a tiny zygote is formed. At this time, the fetus is three weeks old and the mother also shows more obvious signs of pregnancy. So how will a 3-week-old fetus develop and what should you do at this time?

At 33 weeks of pregnancy, the length of the fetus is almost stable, weight continues to increase, bones grow stronger, the brain shrinks, and vision and the immune system continue to mature.