Can the baby be kept if you took emergency contraception one month before pregnancy?

Patient's question:

Doctor, hello. Hello, I took emergency contraception one month before getting pregnant. Can the baby be kept? In August, when I had sex with my boyfriend, the condom unexpectedly fell off. I immediately took the pill. My period didn't come in September, and I only found out I was pregnant after using a pregnancy test. Can this child be kept? Will the contraceptive pill affect him?

Doctor's answer:

If you took birth control pills in August, and you became pregnant only after having your period and having sexual intercourse after your period, this birth control pill is considered to have little impact on the fetus. As long as you haven't taken any medication after delivery, and the current check shows that the fetal heartbeat and gestational sac growth and development are normal, regular check-ups are sufficient. Currently, pay attention not to take any medication indiscriminately, nor to stay in an industrial pollution environment. Eat more nutritious foods, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, and avoid sexual intercourse.

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