Pregnancy Tracking and Healthy Pregnancy
Pregnancy is 280 (± 15) days or 40 (± 2) weeks from the first day of a woman’s last period. Significant changes occur throughout the body during pregnancy. Regular controls during pregnancy can be determined to identify the mother’s current diseases, identify issues that may occur during pregnancy and take the necessary measures, follow the baby’s health and identify structural disorders that may occur during early pregnancy and make the delivery at the most accurate time and in the right conditions.
For this reason, regular monitoring of the mother and baby during pregnancy is essential for a healthy pregnancy and delivery.
Pregnancy is examined in three periods, each of which is called a trimester. The first trimester is the first 12 weeks, the second trimester is 13-27 weeks. The third trimester includes weeks 28-40. Each trimester has different characteristics and different points that need attention.
