Patient's question:
Doctor: The hospital conducted a detailed vaginal ultrasound and found pelvic inflammation. When administering metronidazole for inflammation, there were two bright red and two very pale lines, so I thought I wasn't pregnant and took metronidazole. Today, I found out I'm pregnant and took a dose of metronidazole. Will it affect it? My husband and I had sex last time on February 8th. I'm very sad. I'm getting older, and I really want this child. I went to the hospital for a blood test today, and I won't know the results until tomorrow. I'm very anxious.Doctor's answer:
According to the description, there should be no problem; the baby can be kept. It is recommended to stop using drugs indiscriminately in the future and to take medication under the guidance of a doctor as much as possible. Currently, it is appropriate to digest folic acid properly, enhance nutrition, and get more sun exposure. Sexual activity is strictly prohibited. For the patient, if the pelvic inflammatory disease is severe, timely symptomatic treatment should be provided, and proper medication should be used, otherwise it may lead to a recurrence of pelvic inflammatory disease. In addition, patients also need to maintain a proper diet and keep a cheerful mood.