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. Explain what my due date really means, the tiny chance of delivering on it, the normal range of term birth, and what the evidence shows about going past 40 weeks. Give the week-by-week numbers.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant. Explain preeclampsia: the blood pressure and symptom thresholds that matter, my absolute risk given [RISK FACTORS], the signs that need a same-day call, and which are emergencies. Give specific numbers to watch.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant. Explain what normal movement looks like now, why the idea that babies slow down before labor is a myth, how to check movement, and the exact point at which a decrease needs immediate care.
I was offered induction at [WEEKS] for [REASON]. Give the evidence: the absolute benefit and risk of inducing now versus waiting, including the effect on cesarean rate and stillbirth risk in real numbers. List the questions to ask first.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant. Tell me the numbers that matter now: blood pressure thresholds, movement, weight gain, and GBS status. Give the value that should prompt a call, not the words high or low.
Act as a maternal-fetal medicine specialist. Stress-test my birth plan: [PLAN]. Show where it could collide with hospital policy, where the evidence supports me, where it does not, and what to negotiate in advance. Rank the points most likely to be challenged.
My baby is [POSITION] at [WEEKS]. Explain the chance it turns on its own, evidence-based options like external version, and the real risks and benefits of each delivery route in absolute numbers. Tell me what this means for my choices.
Explain Group B strep screening and the other late tests. Tell me what GBS is, the absolute risk to a baby with and without treatment, what treatment involves, and what I can decline. Separate real risk from routine.
I am [WEEKS] pregnant. Tell me the difference between true labor, false labor, and warning signs that need urgent care like bleeding or reduced movement. Give the specific timing rule for when to go to the hospital.
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.
