Medical supervision of pregnant women

Medical supervision of pregnant women is conducted from the moment of establishing the fact of pregnancy during all nine months. Its goal is to help a pregnant woman maintain a normal health condition, which is an indispensable condition for the formation of a healthy fetus.

Carrying out medical supervision, obstetrician-gynecologists examine their patients who have no complications, once a month (in the first half of pregnancy), and from the beginning of the third trimester, that is, from the 28th week, twice a month.

Measuring blood pressure, weight gain and height of the standing of the womb, as well as listening to the heartbeat of the fetus, doctors monitor the development of the future baby and help to avoid possible complications.

What is ultrasound and is it dangerous to the fetus?

Unlike X-ray examination, which uses ionizing radiation for diagnosis, ultrasound examination uses sound waves.

Why do I need to go to a women's health clinic?

If you are interested in getting pregnant, you need to make sure that your missed period is what you were expecting.

Fetal photography and electrocardiography

The most common methods for assessing fetal cardiac activity are electrocardiographic (ECG) and phonocardiographic (PCG) studies.

Prenatal diagnosis: fetoscopy, triple blood test

Parents who have an increased risk of having offspring with congenital deformities are offered prenatal diagnostics, according to the results of which an acceptable treatment plan can be developed to minimize the consequences of the fetal defect or to give the future parents the opportunity to terminate a pregnancy that will end in the birth of a child with significant deformities.