Change:  to your baby’s heartbeat (after week 12), and may perform blood tests, urine tests, and/or ultrasounds.At each prenatal visit, you should bring up any questions or concerns you have.Pregnancy Week by Week   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 327)

Change:  Other tests: Other tests that may be performed include testing the amniotic fluid, examining cells from the placenta, testing your fetus’ genetics, testing for streptococcus, and testing for tuberculosis. Alternative Therapies Diet and Exercise Pregnancy Week by Week Possible PrenatalPregnancy Complications Prenatal TestingCare WeightPrenatal GainTesting   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 805)

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Change: tests: Other tests that may be performed include testing the amniotic fluid, examining cells from the placenta, testing your fetus’ genetics, screening for diabetes, testing for streptococcus, and testing for tuberculosis.See also Alternative TherapiesDiet and ExerciseFetal Development by TrimesterPossible Prenatal ComplicationsPrenatal TestingWeight Gain   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 801)

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Change: health carehealthcare you will receive during pregnancy from your doctor, midwife, or other health carehealthcare professional. Prenatal care should begin as early as possible, ideally even before you become pregnant (a preconception visit).The goal of prenatal care is to monitor   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 785)

Change: This first visit will also include a physical examination, during which you will be weighed and your doctor or midwife will check your blood pressure   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 785)