Pregnancy

Important Health Checks During Pregnancy

Clinically reviewed by Dr. K.R. Vasuki •

A healthy pregnancy begins with structured, empathetic antenatal care. Regular visits with your obstetrician allow foetal growth and maternal health to be monitored closely at every stage.

Key milestones include the early dating scan, first-trimester screening, anomaly ultrasound, blood glucose evaluation, and blood pressure monitoring.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should I schedule my first antenatal visit?

As soon as your home pregnancy test is positive. An early check verifies implantation and helps calculate your estimated due date.

What is the recommended schedule for pregnancy check-ups?

Generally every 4 weeks until week 28, every 2 weeks from week 28 to 36, and weekly from week 36 until delivery.

Why are blood pressure checks so crucial during pregnancy?

Routine blood pressure monitoring identifies gestational hypertension or pre-eclampsia early, safeguarding both mother and baby.

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