Patient's question:
What should I do if I get pregnant unexpectedly? The harm is relatively small. Can I have the baby if I took cold medicine and birth control pills?Doctor's answer:
Pregnancy has special periods where medication should be avoided as much as possible. If medication is necessary, it is important to consider the potential interference with the fetus. During pregnancy, the interference of drugs on the fetus is related to both the drug itself and the gestational age. If medication is taken within the first 30 days of pregnancy, the interference may manifest as miscarriage. If the medication occurs after the fetus has begun to develop, there may be a risk of developmental deformities. In your case, the specific interference cannot be clearly determined. If you choose to continue the pregnancy, regular prenatal check-ups and various tests will be necessary to monitor the fetal development closely.