Patient's question:
Situation: On June 4th, a thorough check for ectopic pregnancy was conducted, and a harsh treatment decision was made. On July 8th, HCG levels were approximately normalized.2. On December 19th, an imaging test revealed fungal infection: 【See the image. The doctor said the medication used is not suitable for pregnancy, oral one pill of thiad and two pills whose names I forgot.】 (Before taking the medication, a test showed no pregnancy). The second medication is considered safe for pregnant women. Can the baby be brought home? Unsure what to do now.
Doctor's answer:
In your case, it's best to visit a hospital for a check-up. If the levels of progesterone, chorionic gonadotropin, and the ultrasound examination are all normal, and you haven't experienced any discomfort, you can focus on early pregnancy and undergo regular prenatal check-ups. Around the 12th week of pregnancy, you should have an early prenatal screening. Between the 15th and 20th weeks, you should have a mid-pregnancy Down syndrome screening. Between the 18th and 24th weeks, you should have a 4D ultrasound for fetal anomaly detection.This is the advice for the question "Situation: After being diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy on June 4th, I got pregnant again. Can I keep the baby?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!