Patient's question:
My throat is a bit sore, with a fever of up to 39.2°C, except for severe coughing. Two days after my period, the weather turned cool, and I worked as a decoration foreman for two days, of course, inhaling some paint fumes.Previous treatment and effectiveness: I took cold medicine, Aminophenylbutazone Capsules, and Cefixime...
Doctor's answer:
In this case, it is recommended to do well with pregnancy check-ups. Pregnancy check-ups should start from early pregnancy, specifically within the first 3 months, and the earlier, the better. Throughout the entire early pregnancy period, the specific timing of pregnancy check-ups is as follows: within the first 12 weeks (three months) of pregnancy, conduct a thorough check-up to identify early pregnancy symptoms and start health care promptly; during the second trimester (13-28 weeks of pregnancy), have a check-up once a month to screen for high-risk pregnancies. If high-risk factors are detected, the frequency of check-ups should be increased accordingly, and necessary corrective treatment should be provided; during the third trimester (28-36 weeks of pregnancy), have a check-up every two weeks to promptly identify factors that may interfere with normal labor and pregnancy complications or comorbidities; after 36 weeks of pregnancy until full-term, have a check-up once a week to closely monitor the condition of the pregnant woman and the fetus, preparing better for diagnosis and treatment. However, if the early pregnancy process is normal, the frequency of check-ups can be increased as needed. If any abnormalities are detected, the pregnant woman should go to the hospital for a check-up at any time.