28 Weeks Pregnant & No Prenatal Care? What to Do Now
Seek immediate medical attention
Reasons why prenatal care is important
- Monitor the health of you and your baby which helps prevents complications or catch them early on
- Provides early and regular screening and testing for health conditions for both you and baby
- Advice and support on nutrition, managing common discomforts, avoiding harmful substances, and preparing for labor
- Regular visits for checking for anemia, high blood pressure, and gestational diabetes
- Provides you and your partner resources and support in the form of education, counseling and prenatal screening or testing
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