Planning the birth of a child is a completely familiar procedure for many couples from developed countries of the world who want to become happy parents of a full-fledged, healthy offspring. Planning the birth of a child implies undergoing various medical examinations and visiting doctors’ offices in order to timely identify all possible problems that, with a certain degree of probability, may arise in the future.

Let’s briefly list all the main points:

visiting a gynecologist for consultation and pelvic ultrasound
consulting a therapist and undergoing an ECG
consulting a qualified endocrinologist and undergoing a thyroid ultrasound
undergoing an examination to detect sexually transmitted infections (PCR and ELISA methods)
taking tests to detect immunoglobulins that resist rubella and Toxoplasma Gonorrhea in the blood of the expectant mother, as well as blood hormones
visiting the urologist and andrologist’s office by the expectant father, as well as undergoing a spermogram analysis if necessary
providing medical and genetic consultation to the couple if such a need arises
consulting a qualified dentist.

All these measures should be taken approximately 3-4 months before the planned conception of a child in order to be able to cure and eliminate all detected abnormalities if necessary.

Preparing the body for pregnancy

Planning to conceive a joint child, the future father and mother should give up the use of tobacco, alcohol and narcotic products, at least a few months in advance. This is especially important for men who want to conceive a child, because it is no secret that not all representatives of the strong half of humanity lead an absolutely healthy lifestyle.

In the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, it is extremely important that the young mother receives a full range of all necessary vitamins and trace elements. This is due to the fact that it is during this period that the laying and formation of all the internal organs of the baby takes place. The use of the drug Fertilovit has the most beneficial effect on the normal growth and development of the fetus and minimizes the risk of any abnormalities.