Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, but in the first month, she didn't know she was pregnant. First, she had a fever, then a cold. She received IV fluids for several days and took many medications. What should she do? Will this harm the child? Could it cause issues like intellectual disability or malformations? If she doesn't have an abortion, how can she make up for it?
Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Based on your condition, it is considered that since you are only two months pregnant, the issue cannot be determined for now, and it is also difficult to diagnose. However, generally speaking, anti-inflammatory drugs have little impact on the fetus, so you don't need to worry.Advice: Cold medicine is an anti-inflammatory drug, and its impact is not significant. You should eat fewer stimulating foods, drink more water, and temporarily avoid sexual activity. The problem should not be serious. Additionally, it is best to continue taking folic acid to prevent fetal malformations. When you are three months pregnant, you should have a Down syndrome screening at the hospital. Then, at five months of pregnancy, you should have a 4D ultrasound. If both tests are normal, no treatment is needed.