Before birth1 min readUpdated June 1, 2026
First prenatal visit: which week to book
When to schedule your first antenatal visit, common tests, and how to prepare — Medlatec, WHO.
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Bầu Ăn Gì? Team · References Medlatec, WHO
Recommended timing
Many guidelines suggest 8–12 weeks or as soon as you know you are pregnant—especially with medical conditions, medications, pain, or bleeding.
What to expect
- History, medications, blood pressure.
- Blood and urine tests (varies by clinic).
- Ultrasound to confirm intrauterine pregnancy and dating.
Bring
- Medication/vitamin list and questions about diet, nausea, activity.
- Prior lab results if available.
Urgent signs
Bleeding or severe one-sided pain—seek care promptly (rule out ectopic pregnancy).