Patient's question:
Medical history: Female, 26 years old, last menstrual period on July 6. On July 20, she experienced lower left abdominal pain.Treatment history and effectiveness: On July 30, she went to the hospital for an examination and had an ultrasound, which showed no abnormalities. The doctor diagnosed her with adnexitis and prescribed Fuyan Kang tablets, povidone-iodine suppositories, and Zishen Wash liquid. She took Fuyan Kang tablets for 8 days, used povidone-iodine suppositories 3 times, and performed vaginal irrigation with Zishen Wash liquid 4 times. On August 6, she discovered she was pregnant.
What kind of help is desired: She really wants this child, but since she used gynecological medications during the early stages of pregnancy, she wants to know if these drugs will have a significant impact on the child.
Doctor's answer:
Hello! Due to the lack of clear data on whether many clinical drugs affect fetal development, the principle of medication during pregnancy is: if it can be avoided, it should be. Medication should only be used when the benefits outweigh the risks.Advice: Hello, medication during pregnancy may affect fetal development, but the specific situation is currently unclear. You can have an amniotic fluid test at the hospital around the 4th month of pregnancy to determine the development of the fetus.