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What to do next If you have a comment or query about benefits, you will need to contact the government department or agency which handles that benefit. Introduction An antenatal visit is any appointment with your GP or maternity unit that relates to your pregnancy.
Your first antenatal visit If you have registered for the Maternity and Infant Care Scheme , your first appointment will be with your GP. During this appointment, you will: Tell a midwife about your medical history, family history and any previous pregnancies. Have your blood pressure checked. Have your urine checked. Have a blood test. Get information about antenatal classes and breastfeeding. Be referred for specialist appointments if needed for example, with physiotherapists, dietitians, smoking cessation specialists or alcohol cessation specialists.
Have the opportunity to ask the midwife any questions. Subsequent visits At each follow-up antenatal visit, your blood pressure will be checked, you will give a urine sample, and you will be examined. At weeks You have reached the halfway point of your pregnancy. From 28 weeks Your midwife or doctor will continue to monitor your health.
Your midwife or obstetrician will also talk to you about: Preparing for the birth Breastfeeding Any concerns you may have. Employment and antenatal visits. Employment and antenatal classes You may also be entitled to take paid time off from work to attend antenatal classes. Page edited: 6 September Related Documents Maternity and infant care services The public health service provides free maternity services for all expectant mothers for the period of the pregnancy and for 6 weeks after the birth.
There are a few extra things you need to know if you are pregnant over the age of While many migrant and refugee women experience healthy pregnancies, issues associated with resettlement can contribute to poorer perinatal outcomes than those experienced by women in general. Read more on Department of Health website. Pregnancy, Birth and Baby is not responsible for the content and advertising on the external website you are now entering.
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This is so you can get support if you need it. Your doctor or midwife will give you a plan of appointments at your first pregnancy visit. This might change as your pregnancy progresses. Many women have visits every weeks until 28 weeks of pregnancy, then visits every weeks until 36 weeks of pregnancy. For example, if you have a high-risk pregnancy you might have more pregnancy appointments.
Your doctor or midwife will talk with you about the appointments you need and why. Some women experience high levels of worry or stress during pregnancy.
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