Patient's question:
I just carefully checked and found out that I am pregnant. I'm afraid of taking the wrong medication. What kind of medication can cause miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
After getting pregnant, many medications can interfere with the growth and development of the embryo and fetus. In the early stages of pregnancy without any special diseases, it is not recommended to take medication. If a disease does occur and medication is necessary, it must be taken according to the doctor's advice. This is to prevent the medication from interfering with the growth and development of the embryo and fetus, which may lead to embryonic arrest, miscarriage, or malformations. In the early stages of pregnancy, especially the first three months, the placenta has not yet formed and lacks a protective barrier, so it is not advisable to take medication casually.