prenatal care

How Often Should Prenatal Visits Occur?

The frequency of prenatal visits typically varies based on the stage of pregnancy and the mother's health. Generally, visits occur:
Every 4 weeks during the first 28 weeks
Every 2 weeks from 28 to 36 weeks
Weekly from 36 weeks until delivery
However, more frequent visits may be necessary if there are any complications or high-risk conditions.

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