
What department should I visit at the hospital to check for pregnancy?
Recently, I seem to have developed early pregnancy symptoms and would like to go to the hospital to check if I'm pregnant. Since I've never experienced this before, I'm a bit hesitant about whether I should go or not. I'd like to find out, which department should I visit at the hospital for a pregnancy test?

To check for pregnancy, you can visit the gynecology, obstetrics, or obstetrics and gynecology department at a hospital. The specific department choice depends on the hospital's setup and your individual situation.
1. Gynecology: Suitable for individuals with a short pregnancy duration or when the hospital does not have a separate obstetrics department. Pregnancy can be confirmed through blood tests or ultrasound examinations.
2. Obstetrics: Appropriate for women who have already confirmed their pregnancy and wish to receive regular prenatal checkups, providing comprehensive prenatal management and services.
3. Obstetrics and Gynecology: Some hospitals combine gynecology and obstetrics into one department, which can also provide pregnancy testing and prenatal care.
In addition, if the hospital has a family planning department or a maternal health care department, you may also seek consultation and testing there as needed. When choosing a department, it is recommended to make decisions based on the hospital's specific setup and the advice of medical professionals.