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Healthy and safe pregnancies start with prenatal care. Prenatal care is when you get check-ups from a doctor, nurse, or midwife in your pregnancy to keep you and your baby healthy and continue for the next nine months or until birth. They will give you a visit schedule to follow based on your age, any medical conditions you may have, and whether you are at high risk for complications. It is important because it helps in reducing complications during pregnancy and delivery. There are numerous benefits of prenatal care for both mother and baby. Women who attend regular prenatal care appointments have babies at a healthier birth weight. This also reduces the chance the baby dies in the womb. FAQ What is prenatal care? It’s a care given to any woman planning to conceive in near future. What can I expect at my prenatal visit? I will take your proper history, give folic acid supplement and advice few important bloods test to know your current health status, to help you to deliver a healthy baby. Why is Prenatal Care Important? The success of pregnancy is significantly influenced by receiving quality prenatal care. The optimal time to begin prenatal treatment is as soon as possible. The risk of pregnancy and delivery issues is decreased by receiving regular prenatal care throughout your pregnancy. Why do I need prenatal care? Prenatal care promotes your and your unborn child's health. Low birth weight is more frequent in babies of moms who do not receive prenatal treatment. Doctors can detect health problems early during mothers' regular visits, and this allows many problems to be treated early. What happens during prenatal care? The doctor, nurse, or midwife will check your blood pressure, weight, and height, and calculate your due date based on your last menstrual cycle and an ultrasound scan. They will ask about your health, including previous conditions, surgeries, pregnancies, and genetic history.

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