Patient's question:
I got a hepatitis B vaccine shot in the early stages of my pregnancy. I also had a cold and took Cephalexin!Doctor's answer:
This is significant, but it doesn't necessarily have to be serious. If you continue the pregnancy, it's recommended to undergo prenatal check-ups. Of course, you shouldn't feel psychological pressure. Whether the baby is healthy, you can have a Down syndrome screening between weeks 14-18 of pregnancy. Down syndrome screening is a non-invasive test method for the fetus, which is cost-effective, simple, safe, and should be performed between weeks 14-18. It only requires 2 milliliters of blood from the pregnant woman, and the results can be known 2-3 weeks after the blood draw. If the serum screening is positive, further amniocentesis is needed to confirm the diagnosis and determine the treatment method. Down syndrome screening can also detect high-risk pregnancies for neural tube defects, 18 trisomy syndrome, and 13 trisomy syndrome.