Copy any prompt into a chatbot, fill in the brackets, and turn vague reassurance into real numbers. Use the answers to ask sharper questions at your next visit. These are starting points for a better conversation, not a substitute for one.
Tap Copy on any card, paste it into your AI assistant, and replace the blue brackets with your own details.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant at age [AGE]. Give the real chance of miscarriage at this point as an absolute number per 100, how it drops week by week, and what does and does not raise the risk. Tell me what is in my control.
I have nausea and vomiting at [WEEKS]. Tell me the evidence-based options from mild to severe, the point at which it becomes hyperemesis that needs treatment, and the safe medicines with their absolute risk. Give the warning signs of dehydration.
Explain my first-trimester screening choices: NIPT, nuchal translucency, and combined screening. For each, give what it detects, the detection rate, the false positive rate, and what a positive result means in real numbers at age [AGE]. A positive screen is not a diagnosis.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant and took or am considering [MEDICATION]. Tell me what the evidence shows about first-trimester risk, the absolute chance of harm if known, and what is proven dangerous versus unknown. Do not assume the worst.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant with [SYMPTOM]. Tell me which patterns are common and usually harmless, which need a same-day call, and which are emergencies. Give the specific signs for each, not vague reassurance.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant. Tell me the numbers worth knowing now: the expected hCG pattern, when a heartbeat should be visible, healthy weight gain for my BMI of [BMI], and the first-visit labs that matter. Give targets, not normal.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant and feeling [SYMPTOMS]. Tell me which are expected, which deserve a call, and which can wait for my next visit. Separate the normal misery of early pregnancy from true warning signs.
I have my first prenatal visit at [WEEKS]. List the questions to ask and the tests to expect: dating, blood work, and screening options, and what my history means: [HISTORY]. Write the questions so I can bring them in.
I am in my first trimester. Sort common advice into evidence-based, harmless, and myth: foods to avoid, caffeine, exercise, and travel. Give the actual numbers, like the caffeine limit in milligrams, not vague rules. My situation: [DETAILS].
How to use these well. AI can fabricate numbers, references, and doses that look correct. Ask it to separate evidence from inference and to say when it is unsure. Bring the answers to your doctor, midwife, or care team and check them together. The goal is a better conversation built on numbers you both can see, not a diagnosis from a chatbot.
