Patient's question:
Doctor, helloI want to have a child now
I took medicine 1 week ago
Now I want to have a child
What time is good for this?
Thank you, doctor
What should my wife and I pay attention to now?
Doctor's answer:
For your question description, in general, regarding the impact of medication on pregnancy under the principle of promoting healthy reproduction, it is recommended to wait until the drug metabolism is complete before considering pregnancy. The metabolism of most drugs is not too slow, mainly influenced by the type and dosage of the medication. Generally, a pre-pregnancy period of about three months is considered. You can take folic acid, undergo a pre-pregnancy check-up, have an ultrasound two days before your period to check the endometrial thickness, and have blood tests, urine tests, liver and kidney function tests to assess your overall health. During your menstrual period, hormone level tests can be conducted. It is important to avoid excessive radiation exposure and to prevent significant emotional fluctuations from affecting you.