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Pregnancy - 2 months pregnant
Please let me know what all tests I have to carry out at this stage...??? What diet should be followed...???
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For 2 months pregancy
You need to get
1. Dating scan i.e Sonography to rule out Single,twins etc + Dating i.e growth of baby inside as per your last menses date + Development of heartbeat of baby)
2.Blood test
*CBC for Harmoglobin and other blood cells.
*BSL(F,PP) to rule out Sugar levels
*HIV
*HBsAg
*T3,T4,TSH for your thyroid status
3.Urine test to see for infection.
Next Steps
Have diet rich in proteins
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thank you.
Dr Binny Patel
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For diet chart consult online directly...Visit a gyanacologist for routine check he or she will advise necessary tests during pregnancy days according your body needs....
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Dr. Danish Khan
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At what stage please mention that.
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