Patient's question:
I am three months pregnant, but I have carefully discovered that I have a gynecological disease. Then I want to ask if I can take medication now?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, during pregnancy, it is best to avoid medication if possible to prevent adverse effects on the fetus. However, if the illness is severe, it may also lead to interference with the fetus, so medication may still be necessary for symptomatic treatment. But when using medication, it must be under the guidance of a clinical diagnosis doctor, and the medication with fewer side effects should be chosen based on each person's specific condition for symptomatic treatment.