Patient's question:
09 year rheumatoid arthritis first onset, admitted to the local People's Hospital for treatment, discharged in February 2010 in a state of recovery. After a period of adjustment, I became pregnant in July 2011. Two months later, I had a natural miscarriage, and until the end of 2011, I dared not have another child. Yesterday, I went to the local women's and children's hospital for a check-up and was already 50+ days pregnant. The test results showed progesterone at 10.1ug/L. The doctor prescribed progesterone and HCG injections to be taken at home. I don't know if these medications will affect my rheumatoid arthritis. For patients like me with rheumatoid arthritis, what should be noted regarding medication during pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you have rheumatoid arthritis and do not take oral medication long-term during pregnancy, it will not have a significant impact on the fetus. Regular check-ups. Early detection of fetal changes, and timely treatment. At the same time, nutrition should be strengthened. Generally, doctors will advise women with risk signs of prenatal examination to pay attention to keeping warm and avoiding coldness. In addition, patients should also create an environment that is conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.