When should I see an OB/GYN if I am pregnant?
If you’re planning to become pregnant, it’s always recommended to schedule a preconception appointment ahead of time, just to determine if there are any issues that may affect your fertility or pregnancy.
But if you took a home pregnancy test that came out positive, or missed your period, you should schedule an exam right away to confirm your pregnancy and get started on prenatal care. You should generally have your first prenatal exam by about eight weeks.
The caring team at the Pregnancy Care Center at BETA want to ensure you’re comfortable throughout your entire visit. After getting you checked in, checking your blood pressure and weight, and gathering any other basic details about your health, you meet with your medical assistant and OB/GYN.
Depending on how far along you are and any concerns you may have, your physician may:
Your prenatal exam is also your one-on-one time with your OB/GYN to get information for any concerns or questions you may have. The Pregnancy Care Center at BETA also offers prenatal classes, where you can receive ongoing education throughout your pregnancy.
During your first prenatal appointment at the Pregnancy Care Center at BETA, your physician lets you know about how often you should be checking in. The guidelines below are recommended for low-risk and normal pregnancies.
In these cases, the team at the Pregnancy Care Center at BETA typically recommend prenatal appointments at least twice a month until about 32-37 weeks, then weekly after that point.
Schedule your pregnancy exam at the Pregnancy Care Center at BETA today. Click on the online booking feature or call to learn more about pregnancy services.
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