Pregnancy and childbirth are very important things for a family, and most families only have one child. This child must be ensured to be healthy. In order to have good children, more and more parents choose to prepare for pregnancy. So, let's take a look together and prepare for how many months of pregnancy for our child?
According to modern eugenics and nutrition, in order to have a healthy and intelligent baby, preparations should be made from the first 3 months or even 1 year of pregnancy. That is to say, if both men and women are in good health, they should have a minimum of 3 months and a maximum of 1 year to prepare for pregnancy.
Pre pregnancy examinations for women include routine tests such as blood routine, urine routine, ultrasound examination, toxoplasmosis screening, chromosome testing, liver and kidney function examination, endocrine, gynecological examination, etc. Male pre pregnancy examinations: semen examination, urogenital system examination, chromosome testing, electrocardiogram, blood routine, liver function, etc.
Supplementing folic acid is not unfamiliar to women during the first 3 months of pregnancy and after 3 months of pregnancy. Pregnant women taking 0.4 milligrams of folic acid per day can avoid 85% of neural tube defects. In addition to supplementing folic acid for expectant mothers, expectant fathers also need to supplement 0.4 milligrams of folic acid per day to ensure the quality of fertilized eggs, reduce or prevent miscarriage, and conceive a healthy fetus.
Maintaining a happy mood for couples preparing for pregnancy can also be detrimental if there is excessive psychological pressure. Many studies have shown that female infertility is closely related to psychological stress, with psychological factors affecting the chance of pregnancy by up to 5%. So, couples preparing for pregnancy must adjust their mood, avoid work and financial pressures, and ensure a happy mood every day. Furthermore, the depressed and troubled mood of couples preparing for pregnancy can also affect sexual function, affecting the production and quality of sperm and eggs.
