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At your first appointment, were you placed on a follow-up list, or were tests ordered right away, and did they tell you when to come back? After the initial visit, how soon is the next appointment usually scheduled?
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Shulgina Anna
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I was registered during my first appointment.
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August 31, 2025, 5:18 PM
samolyuk Zinaida
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I went to the appointment at eight weeks, so everything was scheduled right away.
They ordered tests and explained which doctors I should see.
My next appointment, like all the rest of the pregnancy, is every three weeks.
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August 31, 2025, 5:18 PM
Ilsiyar
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At your current stage of pregnancy, you came in for your first visit. They gave orders for tests, prescribed some tablets, and scheduled another appointment in about ten days—that's when you were officially enrolled in care.
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August 31, 2025, 5:19 PM
Aleksandra
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They always scheduled it at 5–6 weeks, right away.
The next one was about a month later.
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August 31, 2025, 5:19 PM
Aleksandra
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First, a range of tests was conducted. At the next appointment, a follow-up was scheduled for two weeks later.
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August 31, 2025, 5:20 PM
Irina Ionushkina
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I went to the appointment.
They gave me a list of documents and copies.
They scheduled my visit for two weeks later to complete the registration. I'll be going on September 2.
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August 31, 2025, 5:24 PM
Damira
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The date I registered was exactly the same as the date of my first visit. At that appointment, I was weighed, my blood pressure was taken, and I received referrals for tests and an ECG, and I was told which doctors I would need to see. So I came in last year on May 30, and that date was recorded in my exchange card as the registration date; at the next visit, three weeks later, I was handed the exchange card.
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August 31, 2025, 5:54 PM
Damira
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Damira But at 10 weeks, I would get up.
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August 31, 2025, 5:57 PM
Valentina
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Damira Thank you for the detailed answer.
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August 31, 2025, 6:00 PM
Katya
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I'm not there yet, but I arrived early. There were only five minutes left when they scheduled an ultrasound and set a date for a follow-up appointment.
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August 31, 2025, 6:36 PM
Anna
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They diagnosed me right away when I arrived with my ultrasound results.
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September 1, 2025, 7:06 AM
Aleksandra Tselischeva
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I was 6 weeks and 3 days pregnant when I came in for registration on August 28.
I had an ultrasound confirming the pregnancy.
I was examined in the examination chair, swabs were taken, I had an ECG, and my blood pressure, weight, and pelvic measurements were taken.
I was given orders for blood and urine tests.
They also said that my husband should donate blood for HIV and hepatitis tests.
He was advised to have fluorography (chest X-ray) and to be screened for tuberculosis.
With these results, they told us to come back only on September 16, and to bring copies of our documents.
By then we will be 9 weeks pregnant.
In short, I still don't understand whether I have already been registered or if I will be registered only at the next appointment.
The next appointment is scheduled only three weeks from now... very long and unclear.
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September 1, 2025, 2:24 PM
Valentina
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Aleksandra Tselischeva Yeah, this is taking so long. I figured they'd say the same thing again—that we should come back in three weeks.
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September 1, 2025, 2:27 PM

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