What is Pregnancy Monitoring? Pregnancy follow-up means that the expectant mother is under regular medical supervision during pregnancy. During this follow-up, the health status of the expectant mother, the development of the baby and any problems and risks related to pregnancy are evaluated.

How is Pregnancy Monitoring Performed? Pregnancy follow-up usually starts monthly and continues until the end of pregnancy. During the follow-up, the expectant mother's general health is regularly monitored with blood tests, ultrasound examinations and other medical tests.

Week by Week Pregnancy Tracker:

1. First Trimester (1-12th week): This is the period when the embryo is forming. Ultrasound examinations and blood tests are performed. The expectant mother should pay attention to folic acid intake.
2. Second Trimester (13-27th week): The baby's organs continue to develop. In the second trimester, detailed ultrasound examinations are performed. The expectant mother may undergo tests such as a glucose test.
3. Third Trimester (28th week - Birth): The baby's weight increases and its movements become more pronounced. In the last months, frequent medical check-ups and preparation for delivery begin.

The Importance of Pregnancy Follow-up:

• Provides early diagnosis and intervention.
• It protects the health of the expectant mother and minimizes potential risks.
• Supports the healthy development of the baby.
• It supports the expectant mother psychologically and relieves anxiety.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Pregnancy Monitoring:

• Advantages Provides the necessary precautions for a healthy pregnancy and delivery.
• Disadvantages: In some cases it can cause unnecessary anxiety and stress.