Prenatal Care<\/strong>
\nin Boca Raton & Boynton, FL<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>At Women\u2019s Health Partners, we are partners with you throughout your pregnancy.\u00a0Regular prenatal visits with your OBGYN are important to monitor your health and your baby\u2019s health.<\/p>\n
The frequency of prenatal visits depends on how far along you are in the pregnancy and any known health conditions.<\/p>\n
Prenatal Instruction Pamphlet<\/a><\/p>\nAbout Prenatal Visits<\/h2>\n
Your first prenatal visit should be scheduled as soon as you think you are pregnant. As the pregnancy progresses, prenatal checkups will happen more regularly and may include special tests.<\/p>\n
A typical schedule for prenatal checkups is:<\/p>\n
\n- Between Weeks 4-28. You\u2019ll have an appointment once a month.<\/li>\n
- Between Weeks 28-36. You\u2019ll start having appointments twice a month.<\/li>\n
- After week 36. You\u2019ll have weekly appointments.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
If your pregnancy is high-risk, which depends on factors like the patient\u2019s age, weight, and other health problems or concerns, your\u00a0OBGYN\u00a0may recommend more frequent prenatal visits to closely monitor your pregnancy.<\/p>\n
What to Expect During Your Prenatal Visit<\/h2>\n
During a prenatal checkup, your OBGYN may:<\/p>\n
\n- Get a urine sample<\/li>\n
- Review medical history<\/li>\n
- Check blood pressure, weight, and height<\/li>\n
- Check stress level and lifestyle habits<\/li>\n
- Perform blood tests<\/li>\n
- Check the fetal heart rate<\/li>\n
- Feel and measure the patient\u2019s abdomen<\/li>\n
- Take a fetal ultrasound<\/li>\n
- Answer any questions or concerns the patient has<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Other tests may be done to test to detect signs of possible health problems including infection,birth defects, gestational diabetes, or fetal distress.<\/p>\n
Fetal Ultrasound<\/h3>\n
Fetal ultrasound provides you and your doctor at Women\u2019s Health Partners with a first glimpse of your developing baby. The ultrasound:<\/p>\n
\n- Is a safe, painless and non-invasive test<\/li>\n
- Is typically performed between 18 and 22 weeks of pregnancy<\/li>\n
- Is used to confirm a pregnancy and its location<\/li>\n
- Is used to determine how a pregnancy is progressing, the baby\u2019s growth rate, age and sex<\/li>\n
- Is used to determine location and development of the placenta<\/li>\n
- Identifies possible fetal abnormalities<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
To prepare for a prenatal appointment where an ultrasound is necessary, where comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Most likely, you will need a full bladder. For transvaginal ultrasounds or those in the late stages of pregnancy, a full bladder usually isn\u2019t necessary.<\/p>\n
Contact Women\u2019s Health Partners in Boca Raton and Boynton Beach to schedule a prenatal checkup or your first prenatal appointment if you think you are pregnant.<\/p>\n
Making an Appointment<\/h2>\n\n\nBoca Raton<\/h3>\n(561) 368-3775<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n
At Women\u2019s Health Partners, we are partners with you throughout your pregnancy.\u00a0Regular prenatal visits with your OBGYN are important to monitor your health and your baby\u2019s health.<\/p>\n
The frequency of prenatal visits depends on how far along you are in the pregnancy and any known health conditions.<\/p>\n
Prenatal Instruction Pamphlet<\/a><\/p>\n Your first prenatal visit should be scheduled as soon as you think you are pregnant. As the pregnancy progresses, prenatal checkups will happen more regularly and may include special tests.<\/p>\n A typical schedule for prenatal checkups is:<\/p>\n If your pregnancy is high-risk, which depends on factors like the patient\u2019s age, weight, and other health problems or concerns, your\u00a0OBGYN\u00a0may recommend more frequent prenatal visits to closely monitor your pregnancy.<\/p>\n During a prenatal checkup, your OBGYN may:<\/p>\n Other tests may be done to test to detect signs of possible health problems including infection,birth defects, gestational diabetes, or fetal distress.<\/p>\n Fetal ultrasound provides you and your doctor at Women\u2019s Health Partners with a first glimpse of your developing baby. The ultrasound:<\/p>\n To prepare for a prenatal appointment where an ultrasound is necessary, where comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Most likely, you will need a full bladder. For transvaginal ultrasounds or those in the late stages of pregnancy, a full bladder usually isn\u2019t necessary.<\/p>\n Contact Women\u2019s Health Partners in Boca Raton and Boynton Beach to schedule a prenatal checkup or your first prenatal appointment if you think you are pregnant.<\/p>\nAbout Prenatal Visits<\/h2>\n
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What to Expect During Your Prenatal Visit<\/h2>\n
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Fetal Ultrasound<\/h3>\n
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Making an Appointment<\/h2>\n
Boca Raton<\/h3>\n
(561) 368-3775<\/a><\/h4>\n<\/div>\n
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