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    This document outlines the various check-ups, scans, tests, and vaccines recommended during pregnancy. It details the timing and purpose of the initial antenatal visit, NIPT and nuchal translucency scans early in pregnancy, anomaly scans at 18-20 weeks, glucose tolerance tests at 26-28 weeks, and regular check-ups throughout pregnancy including monitoring the baby's growth and position. Vaccines including Tdap and flu are also recommended at various stages.

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    This document outlines the various check-ups, scans, tests, and vaccines recommended during pregnancy. It details the timing and purpose of the initial antenatal visit, NIPT and nuchal translucency scans early in pregnancy, anomaly scans at 18-20 weeks, glucose tolerance tests at 26-28 weeks, and regular check-ups throughout pregnancy including monitoring the baby's growth and position. Vaccines including Tdap and flu are also recommended at various stages.

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    Check-ups, scans and

    tests during pregnancy


    At each antenatal visit your healthcare providers will perform general
    physical and obstetrics examination and they will provide you with
    proper advice to aid safe and healthy pregnancy.

    10 weeks
    • Option for NIPT (Non-invasive prenatal test)
    11- 13+6 weeks
    • Nuchal translucency scan and double marker
    First antenatal visit test (for Down’s Syndrome)
    • Confirming pregnancy 15- 20 weeks
    and due date • Triple marker or quadruple marker (if double
    • Dating ultrasound marker not done)
    (if dates not clear) • Tetanus toxide vaccine (1st Dose)
    • Medical and family history 18-20 weeks
    • Dietary advice and • Anomaly scan
    pregnancy supplements 24-26 weeks
    • Blood pressure, weight • Fluvac vaccine
    and height
    26-28weeks
    • Antenatal screening blood
    tests and urine test • Routine ANC check up
    • Cervical screening (if needed) • Full blood count, ICT, Urine routine
    • Glucose tolerance for diabetes OGCT-75
    • Anti-D injection (may be given if Rh negative)
    27- 32weeks
    • Tdap vaccine
    Investigations at booking visit:
    • Check ups
    • CBC, Haemoglobin estimation
    34 - 36 weeks
    • Urine routine, Blood grouping
    • HIV,HbsAg,VDRL (HCV ) • Vaginal swab for Group B Strep
    • Serum TSH, Random BSL • Anti-D injection (may be given if Rh negative)
    • ICT, IgG antibodies, Hb • Assess baby’s position and engagement
    electrophoresis (if required) 37- 39 weeks
    • CBC, URM, RBSL, HIV
    40 - 41 weeks
    • Check ups

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