Patient's question:
Previously took anti-inflammatory medication, started on the 26th and have been taking it for 14 days. My period came on September 9th. Careful examination suggests I should have become pregnant before starting the medication. On October 24th, an ultrasound was done, but no embryo was seen. Is it possible that the child is not developing well? Can I still continue?Doctor's answer:
According to the dates you purchased, if you started taking anti-inflammatory medication on August 26th and stopped around September 10th, then you would have been taking it continuously. For your period, you should have stopped taking the anti-inflammatory medication around September 10th. After your period, wait until the next month to have sexual intercourse, and then have a thorough check to see if you are pregnant. This should not be interfering with the baby, as you were not taking the medication after becoming pregnant. It is recommended that you wait until around four months to have the Trosina Tandem screening. If there are no issues, the baby's growth and development should be normal.