Each newly mummy, who plans to register for a women's consultation, is required to issue a certificate for childbirth and an exchange card. However, not everyone understands the importance of this documentation and often does not even know when a pregnant exchange card is issued and why it is done. Let's consider together the procedure and meaning of issuing this document.
When is the pregnant card issued?
In different consultations, the form of the exchange card for a pregnant woman can look like a magazine, a small prospectus or a paper sheet folded by an accordion. But in any case, a woman gets it right away, as soon as she decides to register. When a pregnant woman is given an exchange card, the doctor writes in her all the data concerning the future mother, the period of gestation, the results of tests and studies, the expected date of delivery and other important information. When an exchange card is given, a woman can be sure that any doctor, in the case of premature birth or complication of pregnancy, quickly navigates in a situation.
Execution of an exchange card of a pregnant woman should be carried out no later than a month before the birth. But very often women themselves insist on its speedy receipt, in order to always have with them all the necessary information.
Some future mothers who are faced with the problem of how to get an exchange card, and do not want to constantly visit counseling and take tests during pregnancy , are trying to purchase a completely completed form of the document. This is a big mistake that can turn into irreparable consequences during childbirth.
The filled-in exchange card of the pregnant woman should carry full and reliable information about the state of health of the woman and the child, which will be an additional guarantor of the normal process of delivery. When they sign the card pregnant, it should be signed by the chief doctor of the women's consultation and the gynecologist who was pregnant.