Do I need to hold my urine for the 12-week prenatal checkup?

We all know that pregnant women can start prenatal checkups after 3 months of pregnancy, but they need to follow the doctor's advice during the checkups, otherwise it will affect the effectiveness of the checkups. The first prenatal check-up is at 12 weeks, and you need to fast for blood draw and hold your urine during the B-ultrasound examination. After 12 weeks, you no longer need to hold your urine for the test, so everyone should formulate prenatal measures according to the examination method.

Do pregnant women need to hold their urine during the 12-week prenatal checkup?

1. You need to fast for blood drawing, and you need to hold your urine for B-ultrasound. You should do all the blood drawing tests first, and then drink water and hold your urine. After 12 weeks, you don't need to hold your urine for B-ultrasound.

2. Generally, you still need to hold your urine during the 12th week, but you don’t need to do that after that. After you become pregnant, you need to apply for a prenatal check-up card, which has fixed checkpoints.

What to check for during the 12th week of pregnancy

1. Chorionic gonadotropin and progesterone can be tested. Don't worry if everything is normal. Get adequate rest, avoid strenuous activities, eat a diversified diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, do not take medication casually, and do regular Down syndrome screening and four-dimensional color ultrasound examinations.

2. Now you are twelve weeks pregnant. You can go to the hospital for an NT to see if your child has any cervical spine problems. You can go to the hospital for Down syndrome screening between 14 and 18 weeks of pregnancy. You can now do a blood test to see if you have any bacterial or viral infections. Check whether you have diabetes and have your thyroid function tested.

3. Generally, when the pregnancy is about 12 weeks, the main examination items are weight and blood pressure, blood routine, urine routine, liver function, hepatitis B three series, blood type, syphilis, AIDS, kidney function, four virus items, leucorrhea routine mycoplasma and other aspects of the examination, which need to be done on an empty stomach.

In fact, pregnant women still need to hold their urine during the 12-week prenatal check-up, but they no longer need to hold their urine after 12 weeks. And there are many things that pregnant women need to check during the 12-week prenatal check-up, to check whether the baby is healthy and whether there is any bacterial or viral infection. Therefore, pregnant women need to supplement nutrition, exercise and strengthen their physical fitness.