prenatal care guidelines

What are Common Prenatal Tests and Screenings?

Several tests and screenings are part of routine prenatal care:
Blood Tests: To check for anemia, blood type, and infections like HIV and hepatitis B.
Urine Tests: To detect gestational diabetes and preeclampsia.
Ultrasound: To monitor fetal growth and development.
Genetic Screening: To identify risks for genetic disorders.

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