Patient's question:
Last month, I had sexual intercourse right after my menstrual period. A few days later, I had intercourse again, and the next day I took emergency contraception. Now, I've found out I'm pregnant.Test results: Pregnant.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Last month, I had a miscarriage due to taking emergency contraception.
Type of help needed: I want to have a baby now. Is it possible?
Doctor's answer:
Assumption of the condition: Hello: Taking medication during pregnancy can easily lead to fetal malformation, but it doesn't necessarily mean it will definitely happen.Advice: Hello: If you want to focus on early pregnancy and have a baby, it is essential to undergo prenatal examinations. It is recommended that you have a Down syndrome screening between weeks 15-20 of pregnancy to assess the intellectual and developmental status of the fetus. Additionally, between weeks 22-26 of pregnancy, a 4D color Doppler ultrasound should be performed for a thorough structural anomaly examination to understand whether the fetus has any major deformities and the development of its main organs.