Patient's question:
Now there's a problem that's keeping me up at night, and I hope you can help me relieve my worries!The issue is this: I've been married for a year, and my wife was diagnosed with pregnancy around six weeks on December 10, 2005. I was very happy. But when my wife told me that she had taken three days of the cold medicine "Xinkangtaike" the previous week, that's where my concern lies. Please tell me if my wife's child is still viable? Thank you!!!
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Can the child still be kept? Why not? First follow-up question: Thank you so much for answering my doubts. I also want to
Doctor's answer:
Considering the situation of taking medication in the early stages of pregnancy, it can be harmful to the fetus. If it is a prohibited drug, it may lead to fetal malformations. From the perspective of eugenics, it is generally recommended not to retain the pregnancy. Generally, doctors will advise patients with signs of eugenic risks to maintain a reasonable diet and stay away from spicy, stimulating, and cold foods. Additionally, patients should create an environment that promotes emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.