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Congrats! You are pregnant and you have lots of questions to ask your doctor. It is important to write down any questions you may have and it is important not to feel silly by asking questions, because it is your physician's job to help you relax and feel comfortable. If you haven't done so already purchase a datebook or a small notebook to keep track of your pregnancy visits and any questions which you may have. Common Questions To Ask Your Physician:
- Given my current weight, how much weight should I expect to gain?
- Given my current fitness level, what exercises should I be doing?
- I have previously had a cesarean delivery, is it possible to have a vaginal birth this time?
- Given my age and my medical history, what prenatal screening test do you suggest that I have?
- What sexually transmitted diseases are you testing me for?
- When should I start taking prenatal vitamins?
- How can I reach you between my visits?
- Can I bring my partner or a friend with me to my prenatal visits?
- Where can I find a childbirth class?
- What hospital will you deliver my baby in?
- If you are not available when I deliver my baby who will be your covering physicians?
These are all questions you should take into consideration when you first see your doctor. It's important to keep track of any quesitons you may have. Finding a physician whom you are comfortable with and helps you to relax and answers your questions in a calm, professional manner is vital to maintaining a positive patient and doctor relationship. Remember if you suspect you may be pregnant or if you have taken a positive pregnancy test to make an appointment with your physician to ensure that you will have a happy and healthy nine months!
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