Patient's question:
Asymptomatic, currently 40 years old, last menstrual period was on July 28th, now 22 weeks pregnant. During early pregnancy (late August), she had a cold with low fever and took over-the-counter cold medicine from a small pharmacy. Five days later, she found out she was pregnant. Now, tests show that her Rubella Virus IgG is positive... Down syndrome screening and amniocentesis have both passed the optimal time. How much interference does this pose to the fetus? What kind of help is needed: best advice and diagnosis pathwayDoctor's answer:
Early cold history definitely has an impact on the fetus. It's no use talking about these disturbances anymore. The best advice: Go to a local authoritative hospital and find an authoritative fetal ultrasound doctor to have a thorough ultrasound examination. This can basically rule out major problems. Also, this gestational week is particularly good at performing ultrasounds. Then, follow the doctor's advice to implement interventions. The above is my suggestion for this issue. I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!