Patient's question:
Cold, no treatment has been given, the help I want: Now that I am pregnant, what method should I use for treatmentDoctor's answer:
Generally speaking, filterable viruses can pass through the mother's placenta and directly enter the fetus's body. Therefore, if a mother is infected with a filterable virus, the fetus will also be susceptible to viral invasion. Since colds are caused by filterable virus infections, the baby may also catch a cold along with the mother. However, the specific effects of colds on the fetus remain unclear, and the causal relationship between the filterable virus that causes colds and fetal abnormalities has not been definitively confirmed. Thus, there is no need to overworry. Like rubella, the early stages of pregnancy are when cell division is most active, and it is also a critical period for fetal organ formation, requiring special attention.