Patient's question:
Hello! On September 22, I took birth control pills. I missed my period on November 15. Maybe I'm pregnant. Do you want this child?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended to have a thorough examination of blood HCG at the hospital to confirm how pregnancy occurred. If she is pregnant, it will have an impact. From the perspective of eugenics, birth control pills contain a large amount of hormones, which have a certain teratogenic effect and may lead to fetal sexual ambiguity. However, nothing is always right. After careful consideration, I suggest it's best not to. If you insist on maintaining it, it is necessary to undergo strict prenatal examinations. At 14-19 weeks of pregnancy, undergo a Down syndrome screening, and at 22-26 weeks, have a 4D color Doppler ultrasound for prenatal exclusion. If necessary, Nancy should have an amniocentesis and cord blood test between 16-20 weeks, which can provide clear results. The fetal growth and development in the uterus.