When pregnant while being treated for gynecological diseases, does it affect the baby?

Patient's question:

During the check-up, it was found that my wife had mild cervical erosion and vaginitis. During treatment, vaginal irrigation with medication, microwave therapy, and ultrasound therapy were performed. Since the treatment, there has been no sexual activity for over a month. However, today it was discovered that she is already about 40 days pregnant. So, it was right after she became pregnant that these treatments were done. Now, I want to ask if there will be any impact on the fetus. Also, is it true that no other medications can be taken after pregnancy? Urgent... Thank you.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, based on your description, it is important to consider potential impacts on the baby. Please pay attention to regular follow-up checks, including ultrasounds and screenings, and try to avoid harmful stimuli as much as possible. Generally, doctors recommend that women with signs of gestational gynecological diseases pay attention to keeping warm and avoid coldness. Additionally, patients should create an environment that promotes emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.

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