Fetal Health since Early Pregnancy

#### DEAR SEREY ALL Many women have not yet realized the importance of planning a pregnancy. Most of them think that planning a pregnancy starts only after a woman has tested positive for pregnancy and of course this is wrong. It's true, planning a pregnancy is not as easy as you think. Rully obstetrician and obstetrician Ayu Nirmalasari said the planning of the pregnancy began with preconception (before pregnancy), then continued antenatal (during pregnancy), and postnatal (after delivery). https://i.imgur.com/lPez23k.jpg The preconception counseling plays an important role in determining the quality of the fetus later. Preconception preparation includes preparation of seeds, bebet, fetal weights. In this process, women must know the track record of disease from the family, whether it is related to the chromosome or which can be passed down by the family. Environmental conditions can also affect the health of the fetus. In addition, what is equally important is preparing weight or preparing good nutrition. > "In fact, four out of 10 women who came to the clinic admitted that their pregnancies were not planned. This results in a delay of about 40 percent of interventions for fetal candidates, "he explained. When looking at fetal development, the formation of major organs begins at the beginning of the meeting of sperm and ovum for up to seven weeks of fetal age. Meanwhile, on the first week of the week, there was no transfer of nutrients directly from the mother to the fetus. That is, the quality of sperm and ovum depends on the quality of the health of the father and mother before becoming pregnant. The formation of fetal organs requires many vitamins, micronutrients, and macronutrients, such as folic acid, iron, and others. Fulfillment of these nutrients can also be obtained from prenatal milk that is sold. > "If you don't make any preparations, babies can still develop but for quality, we determine. Parents can be a determining factor whether children will have degenerative diseases or not, " __ __ ### Thanks @zur