Patient's question:
Hello! I want to get pregnant this year, but I don't know what preparations to make or what kind of medical examinations to have beforehand. I previously had hepatitis B (HBsAg positive), and I'm wondering if this will affect my future child? Also, last year in April, I was tested for mycoplasma and took some tetracycline medication. Is there still an impact now?My biggest question is: Last April, I went to the hospital because I hadn't had my period for two months. The doctor said I had mycoplasma and that it's a type of sexually transmitted disease (STD). I always pay attention to personal hygiene, and I didn't have any symptoms at all, but I still received treatment. The doctor
Doctor's answer:
??????As long as both parties are healthy, there is no need for a physical examination. If there is a hereditary disease in the family, it should be checked.Hello, I suggest you relax your mind. If you want to have a physical examination, you can check whether you have various infectious diseases, sperm quality, etc. Generally, doctors will advise women with risk signs of prenatal examination to rest in bed and prohibit sexual life. In addition, patients should also create an environment conducive to emotional stability and stress relief. Wishing the patient a healthy delivery.