Pre-Pregnancy Consultation and Examination

Pre-pregnancy counseling and examination services are essential health services provided to ensure that prospective mothers prepare for the pregnancy process in a healthy manner. These services are offered by an obstetrician and may include the following:

Health History Assessment: The general health status of the prospective mother, past health problems, surgeries, chronic illnesses, and current medications are evaluated.

Genetic Risk Assessment: Family history of genetic diseases is examined, and genetic tests may be recommended if necessary.

Nutrition and Exercise Counseling: Information is provided about proper nutrition habits and suitable exercises for a healthy pregnancy.

Folic Acid and Other Vitamin-Supplement Recommendations: Information is given about necessary vitamin and mineral supplements, such as folic acid, that the prospective mother should take before pregnancy.

Counseling on Smoking, Alcohol, and Substance Use: The effects of harmful habits on the pregnancy process are discussed, and avoiding these habits is encouraged.

Routine Examinations and Tests: Routine examinations such as weight and blood pressure measurements are conducted. Additionally, blood tests, infection screenings, and radiological imaging methods are requested when necessary.

Fertility Counseling: If the prospective mother has fertility issues, an evaluation is conducted, and appropriate treatment plans may be created.

Pre-pregnancy counseling and examination services are crucial for helping prospective mothers have a healthy pregnancy process and minimizing potential risks. These services are personalized according to the individual's unique health conditions and are carried out professionally by expert staff.