Patient's question:
I am four months pregnant. The Group B Streptococcus test during prenatal care was positive. What should I do? Will it affect the fetus in my belly?Doctor's answer:
Pregnant for four and a half months, if there is this group B Streptococcus during prenatal check-ups, it is considered that the child may be re-infected, stimulated by bacterial inflammation, or have intrauterine risks. Therefore, anti-inflammatory and anti-infective drugs are currently needed to correct, adjust, and reduce. This is a common clinical diagnosis treatment approach and plan. Try to minimize contact with greasy, spicy, and extremely cold stimulating foods. Do not over-tense or worry excessively. Penicillin is the decisive choice.