pat pat queena mm 我第一次在美国看医生是在women specialist做annual checkup。那是我们这里比较大比较好的专科诊所。我也是在候诊室里穿着纸衣服等医生等了挺久的，当时不太习惯。美国人对空调的敏感度不像我们，他们可能忽略了这种冷的感受。不过我觉得他们不是故意让我们等，reception的人有时没法很准确地预计医生看完一个病人的时间，或者前一个病人多提了几个问题，就会使下一个病人要多等一会儿。 临时改appointment时间我也遇到过一次，偶然的，打电话的人都很客气，一般会提出一个他们希望的时间，如果没法定下来，他们会让我们选时间。 但是让你老公帮忙修电脑，这个是太过分了。 孕检每次都要取尿样，这个我第一次看OB的时候护士有跟我说。B超和验血有时候的确会跟appointment的时间有间隔。美国这里如果一切正常的话医生那里一般不会主动反馈，除非是有异常或者病人提出看检查结果。 我猜是不是因为保险有gap，她们才没有认真对待你的case，或者还没有给你建档，所以前后的医生不太清楚你的情况？ 如果觉得不开心还是换个OB吧，孕期心情很重要。不过怎么换OB我不懂，问问其他姐妹？
以下是引用yewumei在2008-4-1 10:33:00的发言： 好像要验尿道感染. Thanks a lot! If it's test尿道感染, then not in a hurry. If a person has 尿道感染, when she "pipi", she'll feel vey pain or very uncomfortable. as long as we "pipi" fine... I'll ask the ob anyway. Thanks!!
好的医生护士很重要。我这两天感冒了。今天好像97。5度。。。有点担心就打电话问。护士很快就接电话，说98。6度是正常体温。说我没问题。。。还是病歪歪的，但是放心了。 找个好医生和和气地护士很重要。我这个护士是美国人。建议我买的药。。。我都听不懂。。。 but i don't want to take any medicine any way....
以下是引用coke在2008-4-1 14:50:00的发言： 好的医生护士很重要。我这两天感冒了。今天好像97。5度。。。有点担心就打电话问。护士很快就接电话，说98。6度是正常体温。说我没问题。。。还是病歪歪的，但是放心了。 找个好医生和和气地护士很重要。我这个护士是美国人。建议我买的药。。。我都听不懂。。。 but i don't want to take any medicine any way.... 如果烧的高就要吃泰诺之类的降烧了 多喝水，多休息，这样恢复得快些
以下是引用coke在2008-4-1 11:38:00的发言： Thanks a lot! If it's test尿道感染, then not in a hurry. If a person has 尿道感染, when she "pipi", she'll feel vey pain or very uncomfortable. as long as we "pipi" fine... I'll ask the ob anyway. Thanks!! I saw urine c/s on the prescription during my first visit. Later I find out it's called urine culture and sensitivity. The test is used to identify any bacteria in your urine sample.
here is the info on urine test on babycenter Why does my healthcare practitioner want a urine sample?
Your practitioner will ask you for a urine sample at each of your prenatal visits. The sample you provide at your first visit will be sent to a lab for a "culture and sensitivity test" to see whether you have a urinary tract infection (UTI).
It's especially important to catch and treat UTIs when you're pregnant — and you may have an infection even if you have no symptoms. If you do have a UTI, the lab will test your urine sample to determine which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.
At each prenatal visit, a nurse or a medical assistant will do a quick dipstick test on your urine sample to check for the following:
Sugar It's normal to occasionally have a small amount of sugar in your urine during pregnancy, but if you have elevated levels at a couple of prenatal visits in a row or a very high level at one visit, it could mean you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may have you take a glucose challenge test to find out if that's the case. (Even if your urine test results are normal, you'll have a glucose challenge test between 24 and 28 weeks to check for this relatively common condition.)
Protein Excess protein in your urine can be a sign of a UTI, kidney damage, or certain other disorders. Later in your pregnancy, it can also be a sign of preeclampsia if it's accompanied by high blood pressure. If you have protein in your urine but your blood pressure is normal, your sample will be sent to the lab for a culture to see whether you have a UTI.
Ketones Ketones are produced when the body starts breaking down stored or ingested fat for energy. This can happen when you're not getting enough carbohydrates (your body's usual source of energy).
If you're suffering from severe nausea and or you've lost weight, your practitioner may check your urine for ketones. If your ketone reading is high and you can't keep any food or liquid down, you may need intravenous fluids and medication. If ketones are found in combination with sugar, it could be a sign of diabetes.
Blood cells or bacteria Blood cells or nitrites (produced by certain bacteria) in your urine can signal a urinary tract infection. If the dipstick test shows that you have nitrites or enzymes that indicate bacteria or blood cells in the urine, a urine sample will be sent to the lab to see whether you have a UTI.
Note: Your practitioner will routinely check for sugar and protein, but she may check for the other indicators only when she has reason to suspect that something's amiss. Why does my healthcare practitioner want a urine sample?
Your practitioner will ask you for a urine sample at each of your prenatal visits. The sample you provide at your first visit will be sent to a lab for a "culture and sensitivity test" to see whether you have a urinary tract infection (UTI).
It's especially important to catch and treat UTIs when you're pregnant — and you may have an infection even if you have no symptoms. If you do have a UTI, the lab will test your urine sample to determine which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.
At each prenatal visit, a nurse or a medical assistant will do a quick dipstick test on your urine sample to check for the following:
Sugar It's normal to occasionally have a small amount of sugar in your urine during pregnancy, but if you have elevated levels at a couple of prenatal visits in a row or a very high level at one visit, it could mean you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may have you take a glucose challenge test to find out if that's the case. (Even if your urine test results are normal, you'll have a glucose challenge test between 24 and 28 weeks to check for this relatively common condition.)
Protein Excess protein in your urine can be a sign of a UTI, kidney damage, or certain other disorders. Later in your pregnancy, it can also be a sign of preeclampsia if it's accompanied by high blood pressure. If you have protein in your urine but your blood pressure is normal, your sample will be sent to the lab for a culture to see whether you have a UTI.
Ketones Ketones are produced when the body starts breaking down stored or ingested fat for energy. This can happen when you're not getting enough carbohydrates (your body's usual source of energy).
If you're suffering from severe nausea and or you've lost weight, your practitioner may check your urine for ketones. If your ketone reading is high and you can't keep any food or liquid down, you may need intravenous fluids and medication. If ketones are found in combination with sugar, it could be a sign of diabetes.
Blood cells or bacteria Blood cells or nitrites (produced by certain bacteria) in your urine can signal a urinary tract infection. If the dipstick test shows that you have nitrites or enzymes that indicate bacteria or blood cells in the urine, a urine sample will be sent to the lab to see whether you have a UTI.
Note: Your practitioner will routinely check for sugar and protein, but she may check for the other indicators only when she has reason to suspect that something's amiss. How is the dipstick testing done?
Each time you come in for a prenatal visit, you'll be given a specimen cup and an antiseptic wipe and sent to the rest room to produce a urine sample.
First, wash your hands. Then, with clean fingers, separate your labia and swab your vulva with the wipe.
Urinate for a few seconds into the toilet, and then slip the cup under the stream until you collect enough for the sample. (Avoid touching the inside of the cup with your fingers.) Then finish urinating into the toilet.
An assistant will check the sample by dipping a colored test stick in it and comparing the results to a chart. She'll then write the results on your prenatal chart for your midwife or doctor to review when she's seeing you. How is a urine culture done?
If your caregiver suspects that you have a urinary tract infection — based on the results of the urine dip or because you have telltale symptoms — she'll have a specimen sent to a lab so that it can be cultured.
The urine for a culture is collected in the same way described above, except that it needs to be done with a sterile specimen cup. (If the specimen for the urine dip was collected in a sterile cup, the same urine sample can be sent to the lab for the culture.)
The lab will determine whether you have bacteria in your urine, and if so, what kind of bacteria they are and what sort of antibiotics you'll need to treat the infection.
You usually have to wait 48 hours for the results of a urine culture, but your practitioner may start you on some form of antibiotics right away, particularly if you have symptoms of a urinary tract infection. You'll be tested again after treatment and at regular intervals during your pregnancy.
Even if you have no symptoms, your practitioner may recommend repeating the urine culture if you're at high risk for UTIs — for example, if you have a history of kidney infection or frequent UTIs.
以下是引用fan在2008-4-1 14:56:00的发言： 嗯，我每次也验。上次就是在家自己忘了取尿样，到了护士让我当场取，结果只有一点点，后来告诉我尿样显示我脱水了 fan mm, 我想问问，验到脱水了，医生会给打点滴补充营养吗？我这几天又开始反复了，吐的止都止不住了，真怕自己撑不住，想找个地方挂点滴也不知道到哪里找，真是没有国内看医生方便。这几天真是郁闷阿，心情想好也好不起来，唉，生个小孩真难啊 多谢啦
以下是引用angelbaobao在2008-4-1 16:52:00的发言： fan mm, 我想问问，验到脱水了，医生会给打点滴补充营养吗？我这几天又开始反复了，吐的止都止不住了，真怕自己撑不住，想找个地方挂点滴也不知道到哪里找，真是没有国内看医生方便。这几天真是郁闷阿，心情想好也好不起来，唉，生个小孩真难啊 多谢啦 some MM got IV. Please check previous posts. I was found to be dehydrated but I am able to drink ginger ale. The doctor suggested me drinking ginger ale as much as possible.
以下是引用yewumei在2008-4-1 16:52:00的发言： here is the info on urine test on babycenter Why does my healthcare practitioner want a urine sample?
Your practitioner will ask you for a urine sample at each of your prenatal visits. The sample you provide at your first visit will be sent to a lab for a "culture and sensitivity test" to see whether you have a urinary tract infection (UTI).
It's especially important to catch and treat UTIs when you're pregnant — and you may have an infection even if you have no symptoms. If you do have a UTI, the lab will test your urine sample to determine which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.
At each prenatal visit, a nurse or a medical assistant will do a quick dipstick test on your urine sample to check for the following:
Sugar It's normal to occasionally have a small amount of sugar in your urine during pregnancy, but if you have elevated levels at a couple of prenatal visits in a row or a very high level at one visit, it could mean you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may have you take a glucose challenge test to find out if that's the case. (Even if your urine test results are normal, you'll have a glucose challenge test between 24 and 28 weeks to check for this relatively common condition.)
Protein Excess protein in your urine can be a sign of a UTI, kidney damage, or certain other disorders. Later in your pregnancy, it can also be a sign of preeclampsia if it's accompanied by high blood pressure. If you have protein in your urine but your blood pressure is normal, your sample will be sent to the lab for a culture to see whether you have a UTI.
Ketones Ketones are produced when the body starts breaking down stored or ingested fat for energy. This can happen when you're not getting enough carbohydrates (your body's usual source of energy).
If you're suffering from severe nausea and or you've lost weight, your practitioner may check your urine for ketones. If your ketone reading is high and you can't keep any food or liquid down, you may need intravenous fluids and medication. If ketones are found in combination with sugar, it could be a sign of diabetes.
Blood cells or bacteria Blood cells or nitrites (produced by certain bacteria) in your urine can signal a urinary tract infection. If the dipstick test shows that you have nitrites or enzymes that indicate bacteria or blood cells in the urine, a urine sample will be sent to the lab to see whether you have a UTI.
Note: Your practitioner will routinely check for sugar and protein, but she may check for the other indicators only when she has reason to suspect that something's amiss. Why does my healthcare practitioner want a urine sample?
Your practitioner will ask you for a urine sample at each of your prenatal visits. The sample you provide at your first visit will be sent to a lab for a "culture and sensitivity test" to see whether you have a urinary tract infection (UTI).
It's especially important to catch and treat UTIs when you're pregnant — and you may have an infection even if you have no symptoms. If you do have a UTI, the lab will test your urine sample to determine which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.
At each prenatal visit, a nurse or a medical assistant will do a quick dipstick test on your urine sample to check for the following:
Sugar It's normal to occasionally have a small amount of sugar in your urine during pregnancy, but if you have elevated levels at a couple of prenatal visits in a row or a very high level at one visit, it could mean you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may have you take a glucose challenge test to find out if that's the case. (Even if your urine test results are normal, you'll have a glucose challenge test between 24 and 28 weeks to check for this relatively common condition.)
Protein Excess protein in your urine can be a sign of a UTI, kidney damage, or certain other disorders. Later in your pregnancy, it can also be a sign of preeclampsia if it's accompanied by high blood pressure. If you have protein in your urine but your blood pressure is normal, your sample will be sent to the lab for a culture to see whether you have a UTI.
Ketones Ketones are produced when the body starts breaking down stored or ingested fat for energy. This can happen when you're not getting enough carbohydrates (your body's usual source of energy).
If you're suffering from severe nausea and or you've lost weight, your practitioner may check your urine for ketones. If your ketone reading is high and you can't keep any food or liquid down, you may need intravenous fluids and medication. If ketones are found in combination with sugar, it could be a sign of diabetes.
Blood cells or bacteria Blood cells or nitrites (produced by certain bacteria) in your urine can signal a urinary tract infection. If the dipstick test shows that you have nitrites or enzymes that indicate bacteria or blood cells in the urine, a urine sample will be sent to the lab to see whether you have a UTI.
Note: Your practitioner will routinely check for sugar and protein, but she may check for the other indicators only when she has reason to suspect that something's amiss. How is the dipstick testing done?
Each time you come in for a prenatal visit, you'll be given a specimen cup and an antiseptic wipe and sent to the rest room to produce a urine sample.
First, wash your hands. Then, with clean fingers, separate your labia and swab your vulva with the wipe.
Urinate for a few seconds into the toilet, and then slip the cup under the stream until you collect enough for the sample. (Avoid touching the inside of the cup with your fingers.) Then finish urinating into the toilet.
An assistant will check the sample by dipping a colored test stick in it and comparing the results to a chart. She'll then write the results on your prenatal chart for your midwife or doctor to review when she's seeing you. How is a urine culture done?
If your caregiver suspects that you have a urinary tract infection — based on the results of the urine dip or because you have telltale symptoms — she'll have a specimen sent to a lab so that it can be cultured.
The urine for a culture is collected in the same way described above, except that it needs to be done with a sterile specimen cup. (If the specimen for the urine dip was collected in a sterile cup, the same urine sample can be sent to the lab for the culture.)
The lab will determine whether you have bacteria in your urine, and if so, what kind of bacteria they are and what sort of antibiotics you'll need to treat the infection.
You usually have to wait 48 hours for the results of a urine culture, but your practitioner may start you on some form of antibiotics right away, particularly if you have symptoms of a urinary tract infection. You'll be tested again after treatment and at regular intervals during your pregnancy.
Even if you have no symptoms, your practitioner may recommend repeating the urine culture if you're at high risk for UTIs — for example, if you have a history of kidney infection or frequent UTIs. 谢谢！！好详细！！
以下是引用rqwbisheng在2008-4-1 17:21:00的发言： BRAVO!!!!!!!! 今天终于见到小人儿了，一半头一半身子，躺在那里很悠闲的样子，心脏一闪一闪的非常快，激动得都掉了几滴眼泪，一下子觉得这一个月所受的罪都很值得，可惜LG今天超级忙没有和我一起分享这一刻。 本来没有想到会给我做B超，以为要等到1st trimester screen,所以这个惊喜也抵消了OB晚来40分钟的郁闷。 我今天也留尿了，因为上次也留了，所以还问护士，结果告知以后每次见医生都要留 :D It's very happy to see the bb's picture.... you'll forget about all the unhappiness...
以下是引用yewumei在2008-4-1 16:56:00的发言： some MM got IV. Please check previous posts. I was found to be dehydrated but I am able to drink ginger ale. The doctor suggested me drinking ginger ale as much as possible. yewumei mm, Where can you get the ginger ale and would you please tell me what's the brand and the whole name of the ginger ale? I think I may need try it first. Thanks a lot!
以下是引用angelbaobao在2008-4-1 18:32:00的发言： yewumei mm, Where can you get the ginger ale and would you please tell me what's the brand and the whole name of the ginger ale? I think I may need try it first. Thanks a lot! 不是yewumei妹妹也来帮你答，ginger ale在超市就有，一般和可乐, pepsi 摆一起，有好几个牌子，我常买的牌子叫 canadian dry。另外，据说姜糖水也有同样缓解孕吐的效果。
以下是引用rqwbisheng在2008-4-1 21:16:00的发言： 我喝ginger ale一打嗝就要吐，后来midwife建议我喝ginger tea,我买了那种TWININGS的ginger tea with lemon，还可以喝热的。 I heard it's not good to drink tea... I am not sure the ginger tea... but midwife said so... maybe it's ok.
我妈妈怀我的时候一直吐到我出生。但我现在吐的情况，和我妈妈完全不一样。我比她幸福太多了。 我妈妈说，这个不光是遗传，人和人不一样，而且宝宝和宝宝不一样，你怀第一个和第二个也会不一样的。 有个妹妹问是不是吃多了或者急走了才吐。我的情况不是。我从四周开始吐的，早吐没有几天就改成了晚吐。每天过了中午就开始出现不舒服的症状，越到晚上越严重。晚饭前通常是吐完了再吃。夜里还会起夜。而且，吐的不分时候，吃完了反而好些，饿的时候吐，喝了水也吐，我现在再喝也不敢多喝白开水，还是喝粥，吃水果。 我怀孕前从来没有便秘过，每天定期，准时。现在也是深受其苦。前些日子请教了楼里的姐妹，我把大家告诉我的东西全买了回来，每天每样我都吃，我心想，总有一样是管用的吧，何况多管齐下。现在确实比以前好了。我吃的是：每天两个costco dry plums，一个或两个芒果，两根香蕉，一个梨，还有每天大半个大柚子。。。 母亲真伟大！！ 你吃好多水果。。。。如果我又吃2dry plums, 又吃大柚子。。。我就会泻肚子了。 大家如果想肠胃畅通最好是一点一点的试。不要一下吃太多通肠胃的水果。。。。慢慢加到合适的量。
母亲真伟大！！ 你吃好多水果。。。。如果我又吃2dry plums, 又吃大柚子。。。我就会泻肚子了。 大家如果想肠胃畅通最好是一点一点的试。不要一下吃太多通肠胃的水果。。。。慢慢加到合适的量。 是的，我也是一点一点加成了这样，刚开始的时候吃香蕉，但没有效果，就每天加一样，加成了这样。
会不会是感冒的原因啊？别带病工作了，多睡睡，真的，睡觉肯定很恢复精神的。吐了也只能吐了，别太难过，想着孩子不听话，等他出来了让他爸爸打屁屁。
有没有人像我一样晚上口干？我晚上起来去厕所的时候常常觉得很口干。干的大咳。每次醒来都咳。喝水当时会好一点，但是下次起床又干，又咳嗽。。。很痛苦。 后来我发现吃雪梨才管用。中国那种黄黄的雪梨。每天一定要吃1个。不吃晚上一定干，一定咳。。。我现在打算每天吃两个。希望更好。。。 护士建议我用加湿器。但是我以前用过的加湿器就是喷水雾。。。我怕把我的床，被子。。。弄坏。。。还是雪梨好。 我也是，但没有你严重，就是每次起夜想喝点水，但不大咳。 我用加湿器的，用了也没见得就不干了。 你说的应该是那种丫梨吧，水水的，味道淡甜淡甜的，我就是吃的这种，.99一磅。
我的恶心好了几天,最近好像又开始了,但是就是干恶心,不吐. 我是便秘和拉肚子轮流来,今天秘了,赶紧吃香蕉,明天就拉了
我也是，但没有你严重，就是每次起夜想喝点水，但不大咳。 我用加湿器的，用了也没见得就不干了。 你说的应该是那种丫梨吧，水水的，味道淡甜淡甜的，我就是吃的这种，.99一磅。 对，就是鸭梨。我们这里好像6个2。5 或3 块。
是的，我也是一点一点加成了这样，刚开始的时候吃香蕉，但没有效果，就每天加一样，加成了这样。 哇.... 还是你厉害.水果王阿!
有没有人像我一样晚上口干？我晚上起来去厕所的时候常常觉得很口干。干的大咳。每次醒来都咳。喝水当时会好一点，但是下次起床又干，又咳嗽。。。很痛苦。 后来我发现吃雪梨才管用。中国那种黄黄的雪梨。每天一定要吃1个。不吃晚上一定干，一定咳。。。我现在打算每天吃两个。希望更好。。。 护士建议我用加湿器。但是我以前用过的加湿器就是喷水雾。。。我怕把我的床，被子。。。弄坏。。。还是雪梨好。 我也口干，干得喉咙痛，尤其是晚上
我明天要去医院做13周的screening了,希望可以看到宝宝一切都好
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因为我怀孕了，所以每一次来都是留尿样。 根本不对。我的2个OB都没有要我验尿。 保险的事，你可以问问你的保险。看看他们诊所有没有骗你。如果你不喜欢医生，就换。如果是她的护士。。。没有太大关系。但是你都这么不高兴，医生有什么都不说，就不是很好了，就换吧。而且，你到生的时候就靠她了，你放心吗？你有问到时是不是她接生，她度假了怎么办？她有什么After hour contact number? 我的医生是中国人的。在nj有很多中国医生。如果实在没有中国医生，美国医生也会很好的。最好有人介绍个好医生。 还有就是我觉得男医生也无所谓。。。因为我没找到女的中国医生。男医生也很多很好的。特别是他们也知道自己是男的，如果孕妇觉得不comfortable, they will lose their business...所以一般来讲，男医生态度都挺好的。我的2个OB态度都很好，听耐心的。我喜欢第一个什么都告诉我。。。他打算什么时候验什么。第二个是个老医生，style 不一样。不怎么说。。。要是问，就说什么时候验什么。我下次去，打算一次问清楚他。 而且这个老家伙好像要我验很多次血。。。 唉。。。
不能绝对的这么说，我们这边都是如果怀孕，每次去都要验尿的，我的好些朋友在别的州的也是如此，所以看来每次要求验尿还是很普遍的
楼主妹妹，我确实挺恼的，大家每次看医生回来都update一下自己的情况，宝宝几天了啊，身长多少了啊，心跳多少啊，看着大家什么都门儿清，我连自己预产期都不知道，我那个恼啊。 猪猪在首页上登记的，我的预产期到现在还是个?呢！
说到验尿，我倒是有件事想问一下jm们，我上次离开ob办公室前，一个护士给了我一个密闭容器，说以后每次来都要验尿，我当时在填表没注意，就说知道了。这周又要去见ob了，突然想起来当时忘了问是要先在家准备尿样还是去了ob办公室再准备，或者无所谓？ jm们有知道的吗？ 我的医生也给了个可密闭小容器，嘱咐我每次去带尿样，最好是晨尿。应该是在家里取样。
发现大家都吃好多水果啊，每天吃的东西也不少。 我真的觉得我是不是吃的太少了，没食欲吃也要强迫自己多吃点呢？
我的医生也给了个可密闭小容器，嘱咐我每次去带尿样，最好是晨尿。应该是在家里取样。 ok，那我就在家取样，谢谢
不能绝对的这么说，我们这边都是如果怀孕，每次去都要验尿的，我的好些朋友在别的州的也是如此，所以看来每次要求验尿还是很普遍的 真的？我至今没有验过一次尿。验尿是验什么啊？我又得问问他。。。我只看了一次医生。。。
我的医生也给了个可密闭小容器，嘱咐我每次去带尿样，最好是晨尿。应该是在家里取样。 en, 还要chilled.
真的？我至今没有验过一次尿。验尿是验什么啊？我又得问问他。。。我只看了一次医生。。。 好像要验尿道感染.
第二次，我们在没有接到任何电话通知的情况下又去了。一个台湾女的先把我们叫去她的办公室，说你们需要交多少多少钱。因为我老公换工作，又新搬的家，所以我们的保险卡有个gap，新的没下来，旧的不能用了，她们以为我们没有保险。后果知道我们保险还过的去，才又说，哎呀，超的结果现在还没有到，你们再约个时间吧。 然后，又约了第三次，也就是上个周四，当时约的时间是11:30，这个时间是她给的。周二的时候，另外一个台湾女的来电话了，说，医生把所有的病人都往前移了，时间改成了10:15。我当时就恼了，我说怎么来来回回的变？我老公那个时候接送我，他要请半天的假，先不说薪水问题，新去一个公司，每个周都这么请假，今天老婆这样明天老婆那样，算是怎么回事？然后她想的办法是：要不然你开门就来，我尽量安排你第一个做，然后你老公可以带你走。我急着取出我身内的iud，而且已经到了这个点儿了，我也就同意了。不知道这个护士是不是以为是给我了巨大的恩惠。她居然提出了一个要求，当场就真无语了。上回谈我们的保险的时候，她知道我老公现在在银行工作，估计是猜出我老公的工种了。于是问我老公是做什么工作的，我告诉她是软件工程师，这下对面立马兴奋了，说，我们办公室这台电脑出现了问题，你老公送你来的时候能不能给我看看啊。我真。。。我国内从来没有碰到过这种人。。。先不说我们现在是business对business你没有给我一分钱的优惠，你一个商用电脑不请人修省这种钱，就说你也知道我老公到底是有多忙，每次都是放下我去公司，我做完后打电脑，他再来接，这种情况下你让他给看电脑。。。我当时说如果他有时间，一定给你看看。我心想，你好意思开这个口中，可我实在不好意思打你的嘴啊。 第三次，清早我老公放下我就走了。然后来一个人，就是上次谈交钱台湾女，又来了，说，你的保险是怎么样怎么样的，我们这里是要把个人需要交的部分在你看医生的前四个月都交完，你已经交了多少多少，你还需要交多少多少，分到三个月里，每个月是多少多少。我当时心里就又不明白了，我心想，知道我现在住的这个城市不是个太平地方，你要先交钱，可以，可你之前两次的服务，我不明白我为什么还要在你这里看下去。 然后来了上回那个菲律宾护士，让我去上下厕所，然后取出iud。我去了，出来的时候她很惊讶的问我，你没有接尿样么？我真，哪个仙女姐姐和我说过要尿样的呢？然后她很正经的和我说因为我怀孕了，所以每一次来都是留尿样。我很正式的和她说，第一，上去没有人和我说是每次都要留，我第一次怀孕，我什么都不知道，第二，我进去之前你还是没有告诉我，第三，即使你上次和我说过每次都要留尿样，这次我进去之前你都应该提醒我，因为我是病人，你是护士，这是你的工作。她这才像个护士的样子，表情才不像是我犯了多大的错一样说，一回你走前再去一次吧，留一个给我。然后带我去了一个屋子。和我说脱掉下身的衣服就可以了，然后就走了。室内没有开空调。我脱完了身体又等了二十分钟了，医生还是没有进来。我实在是恼的不行了，我难道真的要成为看医生看成感冒的孕妇？当真要笑死人了。于是出去问，为什么这么久医生没来。另一个护士说，医生在路上呢，你必须等她来。我当场质问她：不错，我必须等医生，但是为什么我必须是脱了衣服在没有空调的情况下等，你们谁能告诉我为什么？我今天要答案。她里面有六个工作人员，四个说英语，菲律宾的，都不做声了。那个说帮修电脑和那个要钱的两个是台湾人，跑出来说要不然你先穿上。我用英语问，那为什么不等医生来了再让我脱衣服，那为什么你们连空调都不给我开？你们收的钱比别的诊所少吗？ 没出半分钟，医生粉墨登场了。必须承认的是，她技术不错，我还没明白过来，还以为她没开始，iud就被取出来了。那个让我脱衣服的护士在一旁对了谄媚的笑。 完了以后我就又不舒服了。医生又是啥也不说，不说预产期，不说宝宝几周几天了，也不说取完以后应该注意什么。然后问我，上次怎么没有验血？我说上次谁也没有告诉我让我验血去哪验血。她不道歉只是笑笑，告诉我这次验。 完了以后那个脱衣服护士又出来了，要我留尿样。我去了洗手间，然后我实在是没有尿了。出来后她居然问我why。我真是愁死了。然后她问要不你再等等。我说麻烦你给我杯热水吧。她才倒了杯水给我。我现在是喝水就吐，可是没办法，强喝了一杯，忍吐很久给她留了个尿样。这时候老公还没有时间出来，我恶心的太厉害，就在大沙发上歪着迷一下。居然，居然，那个要修电脑的又走过来问我老公什么时候来，我真是连拿抱枕砸她的心都有了，我说他还没有出办公室，就再不理她了。 老公来的时候看我难受的样子，说带着我出去吃点东西，可怜的是，因为太不舒服了，吃也没吃好，下午在家躺了一下午，也不见好。 我和老公说我想换个医生，他不知道其中的问题，说，就这个吧，不行的话过些日子搬到那附近去住这样离医院也就进了，我实在不愿意和他报怨，就没说什么。昨天，去costco买水果的路上，我们聊天，我让他问下同事，好的妇产科医生，他很奇怪，问这个怎么了。我就说了一下这个事情，老公也很恼火。刚才还来电话和我说让我在报上找资料打电话问下，他也问下同事。 我想问一下大家，你们的ob是华人的还是美国的？她们也这样？还是我中奖了？你们也是生之前就交上所有自己要负担的钱的？大家说这种ob要不要换？
换, 这个ob很不professional. 我的ob是一个group, 医生应该都算ABX. 有个ABC, 但都是说英文的. 我觉得找个大家都推荐的比说中文的重要多了.
好几天没上来看了，大家都好吗？ 我明天第一次看医生，上一次怀孕也是这个医生，但他病人实在太多了，我２月份约的，只约到明天的，希望明天一切顺利。 验尿是很正常的，我上次怀孕，每次例行检查都要当场取尿样。具体查什么我倒说不上来，就是从尿样里看你身体有没有异常吧。 看来是个好医生, 祝明天检查顺利.
好像要验尿道感染. Thanks a lot! If it's test尿道感染, then not in a hurry. If a person has 尿道感染, when she "pipi", she'll feel vey pain or very uncomfortable. as long as we "pipi" fine... I'll ask the ob anyway. Thanks!!
看来是个好医生, 祝明天检查顺利. 谢谢mm
好像要验尿道感染. 好像不是，如果要抽血检查的话，抽血前还会再验一次尿，那才是验尿道感染的，这种每次例行检查的尿样具体是验什么我不知道，但是原来在香港的时候，医生说这种尿样查的是激素水平，美国这边不知道，大同小异吧
好像不是，如果要抽血检查的话，抽血前还会再验一次尿，那才是验尿道感染的，这种每次例行检查的尿样具体是验什么我不知道，但是原来在香港的时候，医生说这种尿样查的是激素水平，美国这边不知道，大同小异吧 哦，那我问问吧。那老家伙没有叫我验。。。谢谢
好的医生护士很重要。我这两天感冒了。今天好像97。5度。。。有点担心就打电话问。护士很快就接电话，说98。6度是正常体温。说我没问题。。。还是病歪歪的，但是放心了。 找个好医生和和气地护士很重要。我这个护士是美国人。建议我买的药。。。我都听不懂。。。
好几天没上来看了，大家都好吗？ 我明天第一次看医生，上一次怀孕也是这个医生，但他病人实在太多了，我２月份约的，只约到明天的，希望明天一切顺利。 验尿是很正常的，我上次怀孕，每次例行检查都要当场取尿样。具体查什么我倒说不上来，就是从尿样里看你身体有没有异常吧。 嗯，我每次也验。上次就是在家自己忘了取尿样，到了护士让我当场取，结果只有一点点，后来告诉我尿样显示我脱水了
Thanks a lot! If it's test尿道感染, then not in a hurry. If a person has 尿道感染, when she "pipi", she'll feel vey pain or very uncomfortable. as long as we "pipi" fine... I'll ask the ob anyway. Thanks!! I saw urine c/s on the prescription during my first visit. Later I find out it's called urine culture and sensitivity. The test is used to identify any bacteria in your urine sample.
嗯，我每次也验。上次就是在家自己忘了取尿样，到了护士让我当场取，结果只有一点点，后来告诉我尿样显示我脱水了
Your practitioner will ask you for a urine sample at each of your prenatal visits. The sample you provide at your first visit will be sent to a lab for a "culture and sensitivity test" to see whether you have a urinary tract infection (UTI).
It's especially important to catch and treat UTIs when you're pregnant — and you may have an infection even if you have no symptoms. If you do have a UTI, the lab will test your urine sample to determine which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.
At each prenatal visit, a nurse or a medical assistant will do a quick dipstick test on your urine sample to check for the following:
Sugar
It's normal to occasionally have a small amount of sugar in your urine during pregnancy, but if you have elevated levels at a couple of prenatal visits in a row or a very high level at one visit, it could mean you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may have you take a glucose challenge test to find out if that's the case. (Even if your urine test results are normal, you'll have a glucose challenge test between 24 and 28 weeks to check for this relatively common condition.)
Protein
Excess protein in your urine can be a sign of a UTI, kidney damage, or certain other disorders. Later in your pregnancy, it can also be a sign of preeclampsia if it's accompanied by high blood pressure. If you have protein in your urine but your blood pressure is normal, your sample will be sent to the lab for a culture to see whether you have a UTI.
Ketones
Ketones are produced when the body starts breaking down stored or ingested fat for energy. This can happen when you're not getting enough carbohydrates (your body's usual source of energy).
If you're suffering from severe nausea and or you've lost weight, your practitioner may check your urine for ketones. If your ketone reading is high and you can't keep any food or liquid down, you may need intravenous fluids and medication. If ketones are found in combination with sugar, it could be a sign of diabetes.
Blood cells or bacteria
Blood cells or nitrites (produced by certain bacteria) in your urine can signal a urinary tract infection. If the dipstick test shows that you have nitrites or enzymes that indicate bacteria or blood cells in the urine, a urine sample will be sent to the lab to see whether you have a UTI.
Note: Your practitioner will routinely check for sugar and protein, but she may check for the other indicators only when she has reason to suspect that something's amiss. Why does my healthcare practitioner want a urine sample?
Your practitioner will ask you for a urine sample at each of your prenatal visits. The sample you provide at your first visit will be sent to a lab for a "culture and sensitivity test" to see whether you have a urinary tract infection (UTI).
It's especially important to catch and treat UTIs when you're pregnant — and you may have an infection even if you have no symptoms. If you do have a UTI, the lab will test your urine sample to determine which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.
At each prenatal visit, a nurse or a medical assistant will do a quick dipstick test on your urine sample to check for the following:
Sugar
It's normal to occasionally have a small amount of sugar in your urine during pregnancy, but if you have elevated levels at a couple of prenatal visits in a row or a very high level at one visit, it could mean you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may have you take a glucose challenge test to find out if that's the case. (Even if your urine test results are normal, you'll have a glucose challenge test between 24 and 28 weeks to check for this relatively common condition.)
Protein
Excess protein in your urine can be a sign of a UTI, kidney damage, or certain other disorders. Later in your pregnancy, it can also be a sign of preeclampsia if it's accompanied by high blood pressure. If you have protein in your urine but your blood pressure is normal, your sample will be sent to the lab for a culture to see whether you have a UTI.
Ketones
Ketones are produced when the body starts breaking down stored or ingested fat for energy. This can happen when you're not getting enough carbohydrates (your body's usual source of energy).
If you're suffering from severe nausea and or you've lost weight, your practitioner may check your urine for ketones. If your ketone reading is high and you can't keep any food or liquid down, you may need intravenous fluids and medication. If ketones are found in combination with sugar, it could be a sign of diabetes.
Blood cells or bacteria
Blood cells or nitrites (produced by certain bacteria) in your urine can signal a urinary tract infection. If the dipstick test shows that you have nitrites or enzymes that indicate bacteria or blood cells in the urine, a urine sample will be sent to the lab to see whether you have a UTI.
Note: Your practitioner will routinely check for sugar and protein, but she may check for the other indicators only when she has reason to suspect that something's amiss. How is the dipstick testing done?
Each time you come in for a prenatal visit, you'll be given a specimen cup and an antiseptic wipe and sent to the rest room to produce a urine sample.
First, wash your hands. Then, with clean fingers, separate your labia and swab your vulva with the wipe.
Urinate for a few seconds into the toilet, and then slip the cup under the stream until you collect enough for the sample. (Avoid touching the inside of the cup with your fingers.) Then finish urinating into the toilet.
An assistant will check the sample by dipping a colored test stick in it and comparing the results to a chart. She'll then write the results on your prenatal chart for your midwife or doctor to review when she's seeing you. How is a urine culture done?
If your caregiver suspects that you have a urinary tract infection — based on the results of the urine dip or because you have telltale symptoms — she'll have a specimen sent to a lab so that it can be cultured.
The urine for a culture is collected in the same way described above, except that it needs to be done with a sterile specimen cup. (If the specimen for the urine dip was collected in a sterile cup, the same urine sample can be sent to the lab for the culture.)
The lab will determine whether you have bacteria in your urine, and if so, what kind of bacteria they are and what sort of antibiotics you'll need to treat the infection.
You usually have to wait 48 hours for the results of a urine culture, but your practitioner may start you on some form of antibiotics right away, particularly if you have symptoms of a urinary tract infection. You'll be tested again after treatment and at regular intervals during your pregnancy.
Even if you have no symptoms, your practitioner may recommend repeating the urine culture if you're at high risk for UTIs — for example, if you have a history of kidney infection or frequent UTIs.
嗯，我每次也验。上次就是在家自己忘了取尿样，到了护士让我当场取，结果只有一点点，后来告诉我尿样显示我脱水了
fan mm, 我想问问，验到脱水了，医生会给打点滴补充营养吗？我这几天又开始反复了，吐的止都止不住了，真怕自己撑不住，想找个地方挂点滴也不知道到哪里找，真是没有国内看医生方便。这几天真是郁闷阿，心情想好也好不起来，唉，生个小孩真难啊 多谢啦 some MM got IV. Please check previous posts. I was found to be dehydrated but I am able to drink ginger ale. The doctor suggested me drinking ginger ale as much as possible.
如果烧的高就要吃泰诺之类的降烧了 多喝水，多休息，这样恢复得快些 thanks!! I try not to eat any medicine.... 我忍
here is the info on urine test on babycenter Why does my healthcare practitioner want a urine sample?
Your practitioner will ask you for a urine sample at each of your prenatal visits. The sample you provide at your first visit will be sent to a lab for a "culture and sensitivity test" to see whether you have a urinary tract infection (UTI).
It's especially important to catch and treat UTIs when you're pregnant — and you may have an infection even if you have no symptoms. If you do have a UTI, the lab will test your urine sample to determine which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.
At each prenatal visit, a nurse or a medical assistant will do a quick dipstick test on your urine sample to check for the following:
Sugar
It's normal to occasionally have a small amount of sugar in your urine during pregnancy, but if you have elevated levels at a couple of prenatal visits in a row or a very high level at one visit, it could mean you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may have you take a glucose challenge test to find out if that's the case. (Even if your urine test results are normal, you'll have a glucose challenge test between 24 and 28 weeks to check for this relatively common condition.)
Protein
Excess protein in your urine can be a sign of a UTI, kidney damage, or certain other disorders. Later in your pregnancy, it can also be a sign of preeclampsia if it's accompanied by high blood pressure. If you have protein in your urine but your blood pressure is normal, your sample will be sent to the lab for a culture to see whether you have a UTI.
Ketones
Ketones are produced when the body starts breaking down stored or ingested fat for energy. This can happen when you're not getting enough carbohydrates (your body's usual source of energy).
If you're suffering from severe nausea and or you've lost weight, your practitioner may check your urine for ketones. If your ketone reading is high and you can't keep any food or liquid down, you may need intravenous fluids and medication. If ketones are found in combination with sugar, it could be a sign of diabetes.
Blood cells or bacteria
Blood cells or nitrites (produced by certain bacteria) in your urine can signal a urinary tract infection. If the dipstick test shows that you have nitrites or enzymes that indicate bacteria or blood cells in the urine, a urine sample will be sent to the lab to see whether you have a UTI.
Note: Your practitioner will routinely check for sugar and protein, but she may check for the other indicators only when she has reason to suspect that something's amiss. Why does my healthcare practitioner want a urine sample?
Your practitioner will ask you for a urine sample at each of your prenatal visits. The sample you provide at your first visit will be sent to a lab for a "culture and sensitivity test" to see whether you have a urinary tract infection (UTI).
It's especially important to catch and treat UTIs when you're pregnant — and you may have an infection even if you have no symptoms. If you do have a UTI, the lab will test your urine sample to determine which antibiotics will be most effective in treating the infection.
At each prenatal visit, a nurse or a medical assistant will do a quick dipstick test on your urine sample to check for the following:
Sugar
It's normal to occasionally have a small amount of sugar in your urine during pregnancy, but if you have elevated levels at a couple of prenatal visits in a row or a very high level at one visit, it could mean you have gestational diabetes. Your practitioner may have you take a glucose challenge test to find out if that's the case. (Even if your urine test results are normal, you'll have a glucose challenge test between 24 and 28 weeks to check for this relatively common condition.)
Protein
Excess protein in your urine can be a sign of a UTI, kidney damage, or certain other disorders. Later in your pregnancy, it can also be a sign of preeclampsia if it's accompanied by high blood pressure. If you have protein in your urine but your blood pressure is normal, your sample will be sent to the lab for a culture to see whether you have a UTI.
Ketones
Ketones are produced when the body starts breaking down stored or ingested fat for energy. This can happen when you're not getting enough carbohydrates (your body's usual source of energy).
If you're suffering from severe nausea and or you've lost weight, your practitioner may check your urine for ketones. If your ketone reading is high and you can't keep any food or liquid down, you may need intravenous fluids and medication. If ketones are found in combination with sugar, it could be a sign of diabetes.
Blood cells or bacteria
Blood cells or nitrites (produced by certain bacteria) in your urine can signal a urinary tract infection. If the dipstick test shows that you have nitrites or enzymes that indicate bacteria or blood cells in the urine, a urine sample will be sent to the lab to see whether you have a UTI.
Note: Your practitioner will routinely check for sugar and protein, but she may check for the other indicators only when she has reason to suspect that something's amiss. How is the dipstick testing done?
Each time you come in for a prenatal visit, you'll be given a specimen cup and an antiseptic wipe and sent to the rest room to produce a urine sample.
First, wash your hands. Then, with clean fingers, separate your labia and swab your vulva with the wipe.
Urinate for a few seconds into the toilet, and then slip the cup under the stream until you collect enough for the sample. (Avoid touching the inside of the cup with your fingers.) Then finish urinating into the toilet.
An assistant will check the sample by dipping a colored test stick in it and comparing the results to a chart. She'll then write the results on your prenatal chart for your midwife or doctor to review when she's seeing you. How is a urine culture done?
If your caregiver suspects that you have a urinary tract infection — based on the results of the urine dip or because you have telltale symptoms — she'll have a specimen sent to a lab so that it can be cultured.
The urine for a culture is collected in the same way described above, except that it needs to be done with a sterile specimen cup. (If the specimen for the urine dip was collected in a sterile cup, the same urine sample can be sent to the lab for the culture.)
The lab will determine whether you have bacteria in your urine, and if so, what kind of bacteria they are and what sort of antibiotics you'll need to treat the infection.
You usually have to wait 48 hours for the results of a urine culture, but your practitioner may start you on some form of antibiotics right away, particularly if you have symptoms of a urinary tract infection. You'll be tested again after treatment and at regular intervals during your pregnancy.
Even if you have no symptoms, your practitioner may recommend repeating the urine culture if you're at high risk for UTIs — for example, if you have a history of kidney infection or frequent UTIs. 谢谢！！好详细！！
BRAVO!!!!!!!! 今天终于见到小人儿了，一半头一半身子，躺在那里很悠闲的样子，心脏一闪一闪的非常快，激动得都掉了几滴眼泪，一下子觉得这一个月所受的罪都很值得，可惜LG今天超级忙没有和我一起分享这一刻。 本来没有想到会给我做B超，以为要等到1st trimester screen,所以这个惊喜也抵消了OB晚来40分钟的郁闷。 我今天也留尿了，因为上次也留了，所以还问护士，结果告知以后每次见医生都要留
BRAVO!!!!!!!! 今天终于见到小人儿了，一半头一半身子，躺在那里很悠闲的样子，心脏一闪一闪的非常快，激动得都掉了几滴眼泪，一下子觉得这一个月所受的罪都很值得，可惜LG今天超级忙没有和我一起分享这一刻。 本来没有想到会给我做B超，以为要等到1st trimester screen,所以这个惊喜也抵消了OB晚来40分钟的郁闷。 我今天也留尿了，因为上次也留了，所以还问护士，结果告知以后每次见医生都要留
BRAVO!!!!!!!! 今天终于见到小人儿了，一半头一半身子，躺在那里很悠闲的样子，心脏一闪一闪的非常快，激动得都掉了几滴眼泪，一下子觉得这一个月所受的罪都很值得，可惜LG今天超级忙没有和我一起分享这一刻。 本来没有想到会给我做B超，以为要等到1st trimester screen,所以这个惊喜也抵消了OB晚来40分钟的郁闷。 我今天也留尿了，因为上次也留了，所以还问护士，结果告知以后每次见医生都要留
some MM got IV. Please check previous posts. I was found to be dehydrated but I am able to drink ginger ale. The doctor suggested me drinking ginger ale as much as possible. yewumei mm, Where can you get the ginger ale and would you please tell me what's the brand and the whole name of the ginger ale? I think I may need try it first. Thanks a lot!
小人心跳多块啊? 恭喜MM这么早就见到小人了. OB没有说，只是给我解释胎儿心跳比妈妈快多了，但会随着继续发育慢一点点。自己觉得那个小亮点闪的好快，记得以前有些MM的OB还给测量胎儿大小，我的OB什么都没有做。
哇，真好！好羡慕。希望我下周见医生也能看到宝宝 一定会的！
也来报道了，10/10 预产期。。现在都差不多三个月了。。 可还是不见好转。。每天都吐。。 什么也不想吃。。 厨房和冰箱是禁地，路过都想吐。。头整天都晕乎乎的。。生宝宝真是太不容易了。。
yewumei mm, Where can you get the ginger ale and would you please tell me what's the brand and the whole name of the ginger ale? I think I may need try it first. Thanks a lot!
不是yewumei妹妹也来帮你答，ginger ale在超市就有，一般和可乐, pepsi 摆一起，有好几个牌子，我常买的牌子叫 canadian dry。另外，据说姜糖水也有同样缓解孕吐的效果。 我喝ginger ale一打嗝就要吐，后来midwife建议我喝ginger tea,我买了那种TWININGS的ginger tea with lemon，还可以喝热的。
我上周作了绒毛活检(CVS)，因为11周的first trimester大B超测出来颈后透明区(NT)大于3mm，有唐氏可能。今天医生给我打电话，告诉我排出了，宝宝一切正常，还告诉我了性别，嗬嗬，是男宝宝。 我脸上发了好多痘痘，过来人都猜是男的，果然没错，雄性激素过旺。 wow, 恭喜, 这是我们楼第一个知道性别的.
我喝ginger ale一打嗝就要吐，后来midwife建议我喝ginger tea,我买了那种TWININGS的ginger tea with lemon，还可以喝热的。 我就是靠打嗝让自己舒服点呢, 我这周也来尝试这个茶.
不是yewumei妹妹也来帮你答，ginger ale在超市就有，一般和可乐, pepsi 摆一起，有好几个牌子，我常买的牌子叫 canadian dry。另外，据说姜糖水也有同样缓解孕吐的效果。 恩, 我喝了会打嗝, 之后就会舒服
我昨天去做first trimester screening啦. 忘记问NT的宽度是多少了
一切正常才好，有问题医生当场会跟你说的。我就是当时医生让我又是咳嗽，又是晃身体，要测最大的NT值，结果都大于3mm的临界值。 宝宝现在手长腿短，一般拍不到腿，我们的全身照也是这样的，看上去只有个身体手和头。过断时间长大了，腿才慢慢明显。 那就好那就好
我上周作了绒毛活检(CVS)，因为11周的first trimester大B超测出来颈后透明区(NT)大于3mm，有唐氏可能。今天医生给我打电话，告诉我排出了，宝宝一切正常，还告诉我了性别，嗬嗬，是男宝宝。 我脸上发了好多痘痘，过来人都猜是男的，果然没错，雄性激素过旺。 这么早就知道性别了？恭喜。
fan mm, 我想问问，验到脱水了，医生会给打点滴补充营养吗？我这几天又开始反复了，吐的止都止不住了，真怕自己撑不住，想找个地方挂点滴也不知道到哪里找，真是没有国内看医生方便。这几天真是郁闷阿，心情想好也好不起来，唉，生个小孩真难啊 多谢啦 我打了点滴，就是在验出尿样脱水后，我的ob立马一个电话打到妇产科，然后我在那里吊了1000cc的生理盐水或者葡萄糖之类的 点滴中间给我验血，主要是验电解质什么的，然后ob根据这个验血结果决定我还要不要打第2个1000cc，最后血液指标正常，我就被放出来了 当时脱水的时候，ob和我说，脱水对我，对baby都不好 我点滴的时候还做了超声波，第一次见到小人
我打了点滴，就是在验出尿样脱水后，我的ob立马一个电话打到妇产科，然后我在那里吊了1000cc的生理盐水或者葡萄糖之类的 点滴中间给我验血，主要是验电解质什么的，然后ob根据这个验血结果决定我还要不要打第2个1000cc，最后血液指标正常，我就被放出来了 当时脱水的时候，ob和我说，脱水对我，对baby都不好 我点滴的时候还做了超声波，第一次见到小人
我今天早上检查回来了，第一次检查，见的是NURSE PRACTITIONER。测体重，小便（说了，每次来都要先这么做，用试纸自己对照检测一些参数）。然后就是简单问问，然后就是听心跳，然后摸摸子宫，到处摸摸测测。心跳听到我放心多了，不过没给我数心跳，呜呜。所以现在我所知道就是子宫是葡萄柚大小，有心跳。其他MM看到的我都没检测，没有唐氏（是选择性的？所以我没问，医生也没问），也没拍照。我看了后面的预约，三周后一次，然后一个月后一次，然后到6月11号做B超，呜呜。不过听到心跳我也很满意了。
MM过了12周反映还很严重啊,咱们当妈妈的还真不容易 嗯，听说有时候会反映到4-5个月， 然后突然有一天就好了， 我现在天天盼着这个magic day 的到来。。只是现在胃口很差， 吃不下什么东西。。 真不知道该怎么办呢。。
我喝ginger ale一打嗝就要吐，后来midwife建议我喝ginger tea,我买了那种TWININGS的ginger tea with lemon，还可以喝热的。 MM, 这个ginger tea with lemon在美国超市可以买到是吗 ？是袋装的自己泡着喝的是吗？我喝了ginger ale觉得胃很凉， 不舒服， 也喜欢喝热的东西。。
说起水果，木瓜，菠萝不能吃？医生说过西瓜和葡萄不能吃太多，因为怕高血糖。还有什么？ 说菠萝引起宫缩，我特地查过，没有这个说法，只是菠萝中的蛋白酶容易引起过敏，如果没有菠萝过敏史应该没事。
我上周作了绒毛活检(CVS)，因为11周的first trimester大B超测出来颈后透明区(NT)大于3mm，有唐氏可能。今天医生给我打电话，告诉我排出了，宝宝一切正常，还告诉我了性别，嗬嗬，是男宝宝。 我脸上发了好多痘痘，过来人都猜是男的，果然没错，雄性激素过旺。 这个绒毛活检是检查唐氏的吗？
我上周作了绒毛活检(CVS)，因为11周的first trimester大B超测出来颈后透明区(NT)大于3mm，有唐氏可能。今天医生给我打电话，告诉我排出了，宝宝一切正常，还告诉我了性别，嗬嗬，是男宝宝。 我脸上发了好多痘痘，过来人都猜是男的，果然没错，雄性激素过旺。 天，我也是起很多痘。可我想要个女宝。。。
我上周作了绒毛活检(CVS)，因为11周的first trimester大B超测出来颈后透明区(NT)大于3mm，有唐氏可能。今天医生给我打电话，告诉我排出了，宝宝一切正常，还告诉我了性别，嗬嗬，是男宝宝。 我脸上发了好多痘痘，过来人都猜是男的，果然没错，雄性激素过旺。 好幸福！ 都知道是男女了！！！我医生可能要到18-20周才说。
我有个问题啊，我下次检查是14周，医生说正好做唐氏筛查， 可好像有jms说这个检查不要超过13周，是这样吗？ 我的护士说18周在做。好像没关系。有人早，有人晚。
我喝ginger ale一打嗝就要吐，后来midwife建议我喝ginger tea,我买了那种TWININGS的ginger tea with lemon，还可以喝热的。 I heard it's not good to drink tea... I am not sure the ginger tea... but midwife said so... maybe it's ok.
我的护士说18周在做。好像没关系。有人早，有人晚。 谢谢coke，我这下放心了。
MM, 这个ginger tea with lemon在美国超市可以买到是吗 ？是袋装的自己泡着喝的是吗？我喝了ginger ale觉得胃很凉， 不舒服， 也喜欢喝热的东西。。
我有个问题啊，我下次检查是14周，医生说正好做唐氏筛查， 可好像有jms说这个检查不要超过13周，是这样吗？ 我的OB说是11周到15周可以做唐氏筛查 我预约了12周左右去做,但是OB没有给我开验血的单子,难道就光B超就能做好唐氏筛查的吗?
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我有个问题啊，我下次检查是14周，医生说正好做唐氏筛查， 可好像有jms说这个检查不要超过13周，是这样吗？ 我第一次去见OB是校医院的，因为才七八周，就让我预约了10-12周才能做的唐筛（不是校医院，是市立医院才能做）。我10周多的时候去抽得血，11周多的时候做的B超，结合血检报告，和B超的NT值，遗传咨询师（不是做B超的那个技师）把我和老公领进小黑屋，有一套电脑概率计算系统，把我的年龄、血检三个指标（HCG MOM之类的，具体记不住）及NT值（我们最大是3。5mm，临界值3mm）输入电脑，得出概率竟然是1/10。遗传咨询师跟我们说risk很大，做不做唐检由我们，因为早，我们有三个选择，一个是11-13周才能做的CVS（绒毛活检），一个是16-18周才能做的羊水抽检，还有一个是什么晚期B超抽检以及很多项血检结合，但是如果是唐氏，越早做越好，因为24周以后是不能堕胎的。 其实他们挺会忽悠人的，我老公实验室另外一个比我早一个礼拜的亚裔孕妇也被说唐氏高风险，他们不是因为NT值，是因为孕妇年龄和B超发现胎儿鼻子比较塌。而我家宝宝鼻子很高的，嘿嘿，所以老公不信。但是我还是很担心，所以春假babymoon以后，就马上预约了13周最后一天的CVS。手术其实蛮简单的，会多层碘酒消毒，然后打一针麻药，稍微有点烧的感觉。因为我是胎盘（上面有绒毛）厚在肚皮一侧，可以从肚子上直接插入一根圆珠笔芯粗的长针，具体我吓得不敢看，老公告诉我的，有B超作导视，插入的时候有点涨，一分钟不到就好了，抽了一试管绒毛，说10天才有结果，结果一个礼拜就告诉我了，嘿嘿。第二天逃课在家静养，也没啥spotting。 如果是胎盘厚在其他位置，可能要用长针从yd探入取绒毛，据说是容易spotting。子宫前壁厚还容易早早的显肚子，不容易压迫肠道引起便秘。不过CVS和羊水刺穿都有流产风险，1/400，但据说这个数据是没有B超导视之前的数据一起算的，而且普通孕妇到了中期也有流产概率的，其中做唐检且流产的概率是1/400，所以现在因CVS流产概率很低很低的。因为我们保险基本都cover，这也是市医院创收的手段，不做也没事，唐氏概率很小很小的。
恭喜evenlineMM啊 11周就能知道宝宝的性别了,好幸福 希望我12周去也能看出BB性别,那样我就可以开始买小鞋子,小衣服了,哈哈
嗬嗬，谢谢！
嗬嗬，谢谢！
我第一次去见OB是校医院的，因为才七八周，就让我预约了10-12周才能做的唐筛（不是校医院，是市立医院才能做）。我10周多的时候去抽得血，11周多的时候做的B超，结合血检报告，和B超的NT值，遗传咨询师（不是做B超的那个技师）把我和老公领进小黑屋，有一套电脑概率计算系统，把我的年龄、血检三个指标（HCG MOM之类的，具体记不住）及NT值（我们最大是3。5mm，临界值3mm）输入电脑，得出概率竟然是1/10。遗传咨询师跟我们说risk很大，做不做唐检由我们，因为早，我们有三个选择，一个是11-13周才能做的CVS（绒毛活检），一个是16-18周才能做的羊水抽检，还有一个是什么晚期B超抽检以及很多项血检结合，但是如果是唐氏，越早做越好，因为24周以后是不能堕胎的。 其实他们挺会忽悠人的，我老公实验室另外一个比我早一个礼拜的亚裔孕妇也被说唐氏高风险，他们不是因为NT值，是因为孕妇年龄和B超发现胎儿鼻子比较塌。而我家宝宝鼻子很高的，嘿嘿，所以老公不信。但是我还是很担心，所以春假babymoon以后，就马上预约了13周最后一天的CVS。手术其实蛮简单的，会多层碘酒消毒，然后打一针麻药，稍微有点烧的感觉。因为我是胎盘（上面有绒毛）厚在肚皮一侧，可以从肚子上直接插入一根圆珠笔芯粗的长针，具体我吓得不敢看，老公告诉我的，有B超作导视，插入的时候有点涨，一分钟不到就好了，抽了一试管绒毛，说10天才有结果，结果一个礼拜就告诉我了，嘿嘿。第二天逃课在家静养，也没啥spotting。 如果是胎盘厚在其他位置，可能要用长针从yd探入取绒毛，据说是容易spotting。子宫前壁厚还容易早早的显肚子，不容易压迫肠道引起便秘。不过CVS和羊水刺穿都有流产风险，1/400，但据说这个数据是没有B超导视之前的数据一起算的，而且普通孕妇到了中期也有流产概率的，其中做唐检且流产的概率是1/400，所以现在因CVS流产概率很低很低的。因为我们保险基本都cover，这也是市医院创收的手段，不做也没事，唐氏概率很小很小的。 哇。。。。 太可怕了！！！！原来验唐氏这么可怕？？？？
嗬嗬，谢谢！