Patient's question:
After cohabitation, I'm afraid of getting pregnant because there is some thickening of the fallopian tubes. I want to take Fule to clear it up, mainly because I'm afraid of ectopic pregnancy. Is that okay?If I get pregnant but have taken Fule, will it have any adverse effects?
First follow-up question: Because I'm afraid of ectopic pregnancy, I want to take it in advance. Is this effective? Last night we had cohabitation, it's the 12th day of my period.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the thickening of the fallopian tubes is not necessarily a symptom of pregnancy, depending on your situation. Generally, if your menstrual cycle is regular and you take safe contraceptive measures during intercourse, you should not be pregnant. If your period is delayed, you can use a pregnancy test stick to check. If the result is positive, it is likely that you are pregnant. During pregnancy, avoid eating crabs, soft-shell turtles, longans, hawthorns, watermelon, persimmons, lychees, black fungus, canned foods, chocolate, and other foods that may cause miscarriage. Regular prenatal check-ups are necessary. First, control your diet, eat less cold and spicy foods, avoid overexertion and staying up late. If symptoms are severe, you can take proton pump inhibitors and medications to stimulate gastrointestinal motility to relieve symptoms. Rest well, avoid overexertion, maintain a calm mood, and avoid cold, spicy, and irritating foods. Keep the vulva clean by washing it with warm water every day.