Patient's question:
After a thorough ultrasound examination at the hospital confirmed no pelvic effusion, pelvic hot therapy (inserted vaginally) was performed for seven days to stabilize the treatment. Two days after stopping the treatment, sexual intercourse occurred, and now it has been discovered that pregnancy has occurred. Can the child be kept? Will it interfere with the child? No medications were taken during this period.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation described by the patient, it is unlikely to cause interference to the fetus. Regular prenatal check-ups are sufficient. It is recommended to take folic acid during the first three months of pregnancy, strictly prohibit sexual activity, enhance nutrition, maintain a regular schedule, and strictly prohibit overtime work. Avoid spicy, irritating, and extremely cold foods. There are many treatment methods for pelvic effusion, but since the patient's condition varies, the treatment methods will also differ. Therefore, it is advised that patients seek early diagnosis and treatment upon noticing symptoms.