yep i had everything joy mentioned
and yes they usually do a papsmear during your first appt. or at least they did with me and this is my 3rd pregnancy and with each one i had a different doctor
but thats major to get it done just in case you might have an std or ect. which could harm the baby
i also had a transvaginal u/s until i believe around 13 wks but that varies on everyone
so good luck
I had a pap smear done, it was time for my annual so I don't know if it was because of that or because it was my first appointment. I also had a transvag u/s done. I think that is standard for a lot of doctors, but sometimes aren't done because insurance companies don't cover them. However, my doctor's practice is linked through the hospital health system here, so the co-pay I had while delivering was all tied together and all that I paid. But they will go over your social and health history, as well as the father's. They will do bloodwork and from this appointment and every appointment going forward, you'll pee in a cup to test for UTI's and other infections/problems. You'll be able to get the pelvic u/s probably around 12 weeks, but most doctor's don't do the next u/s until your second trimester screening between 18-21 weeks. And that will be pelvic. Best of luck to you!
At my first appt., I had everything JoyRenee mentioned, except no pap smear since I had just had one. It was a lot like a normal ob appt. They also determined by due date by asking me the date of my last period, and gave me the opportunity to ask questions. Bring a list to ask. I did not have a sonogram until 18 weeks.
Good luck and congrats!
-LMC
You should be able to have abdominal sonograms from here on out.
Yes, you'll get a pap smear at some point (usually the first appointment). They need to make sure you do not have HPV, something serious. It is BENEFICIAL for you to get this done. It's just a quick swipe of the cervix with a large cotton swab.
When you go in you'll pee in a cup to test for proteins and sugars. They'll take your weight and blood pressure. Then most likely do the pap smear and check out your cervix, feel your uterus externally. You will also most likely have your breasts examined for lumps.
Your doctor may also have you do blood work or give you a lab writeup to get blood work done. The blood work is to check for HIV, other STDs and I can't remember what else.