Patient's question:
This is asked on behalf of a friend's sister.Her sister's wedding was held on New Year's Day. Before the wedding, she was told that she was already two months pregnant. However, a few days after the wedding, when we were chatting, she mentioned that her due date was around May of this year, which means she was already about five months pregnant.
Then, when I mentioned this to my friend, they said, "Well, could it be that she didn't even know her exact pregnancy date until after she found out her due date? Maybe she took medication during her pregnancy as well."
I was very worried and called to ask after. It turned out to be true. It should be.
Doctor's answer:
The medication you are taking may affect the fetus, but the specific consequences cannot be determined at this time. The first three months of pregnancy are the most critical period for fetal organ development, and the impact of medication is significant. If you truly want this baby, it is recommended to undergo regular prenatal check-ups to monitor the growth and development of the fetus at any time.I hope this helps. Generally, doctors advise women with signs of genetic risk to pay attention to keeping warm and avoid coldness. Additionally, patients should create an environment conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing you a healthy delivery.