Preparation for Pregnancy

Preparation for Pregnancy

PREPARATION FOR PREGNANCY

Deciding to bring a child into the world is an interconnected process that brings with it physiological, psychological, economic and sociological effects for the pregnant woman. It is vital that the 40-week period from the first moment to birth continues under the guidance of science. Because every pregnancy and baby is special. For this reason, it is important that the pregnant woman and her baby are under the supervision of a gynecologist and obstetrician during the process where challenging, risky and enjoyable stages are intertwined. The doctor who accompanies the pregnant woman and her baby on this precious journey must be versatile, just like a traveling companion, and must also evaluate the risk factors of pregnancy and request the necessary tests.

Pre-Pregnancy Interview

You should consult a gynecologist and obstetrician to clarify your gynecological health at least 3 months before you decide to get pregnant. Because childbirth is too serious a process to be left to chance. A meeting with a specialist doctor while you are still deciding about pregnancy will ensure that the process is healthy for both the baby and the pregnant woman. Planned pregnancy will contribute to your conscious progress and healthy progress under the supervision of scientists. Please keep in mind that the expectant mother, who only finds out after a few weeks that she has become pregnant due to an unplanned pregnancy, actually puts her baby at risk. Because these first weeks when organs are formed are the most critical periods for the fetus. Smoking, alcohol or some drugs used by a mother who does not know that she is pregnant prevent the normal development of the baby.

Physical Preparation for the Baby

A healthy society consists of healthy people. For this reason, deciding to give birth to a child is an issue that needs to be considered from multiple perspectives. It will also make the process easier for expectant mothers and fathers to set off feeling physically, psychologically and economically ready. Pregnancy is also the most important step physiologically, and it is vital that you do all the planning with your specialist doctor. Leaving childbirth to chance means risking the child's health. When you act consciously, your doctor will perform a general pelvic examination and smear test at the very beginning of the process; will subject the expectant mother to an ultrasound examination to observe the final state of the uterus and ovaries; He will plan your pregnancy by taking into account conditions such as medications used, injections and other ongoing treatments.