Ready to take a plunge into this next milestone in your life? After much thought you might have planned pregnancy at the most favorable time. Preparing your body physically is an important but unfortunately the most ignored aspect of ‘planning’ for a pregnancy. The preparation should ideally begin at least three months before trying for a baby. If this is not possible, at least one month’s preparation is advised.
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Good pre-pregnancy preparation will not only improve your chances of falling pregnant more easily but will also help in having a smooth pregnancy, a healthy baby and quick recovery after childbirth.
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Visit your gynaecologist to discuss your medical history, current/past conditions, medications (some may need to be stopped), inherited conditions/genetic disorders, and to get recommended lab tests. Get a dental check-up, start folic acid supplements (for both partners) 3 months prior, avoid self-medication, limit caffeine, avoid alcohol altogether, and prepare physically, ideally 3 months before.
Visiting your gynaecologist for medical evaluation, getting lab tests done, treating any problems in time, taking folic acid supplements 3 months prior, avoiding certain medications that cause birth defects, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, avoiding caffeine/alcohol and ensuring overall physical preparation.
Begin preparation ideally 3 months (minimum 1 month) before trying. Visit your gynaecologist to discuss medical history, medications and inherited conditions. Get lab tests and dental check-ups done. Start folic acid supplements (both partners) 3 months prior. Avoid self-medication, caffeine and alcohol. Treat any medical problems beforehand. Prepare your body physically.
Avoid taking medicines without a doctor's recommendation, large amounts of caffeine, alcohol, even in moderation, smoking, and ensure doctors know you're trying to conceive before prescribing anything.