Patient's question:
Medical History Description: On June 19th, I had a Hysterofibroid treatment. On July 9th, I had my period. On July 14th and 23rd, I took medication. It's possible I had intercourse on the 22nd, but it was outside the vaginal opening, so I don't know if I could be pregnant. I think the sperm might have entered on its own. From July 18th to 21st, I took Sanjin tablets and Levofloxacin hydrochloride. Just now, I asked the doctor that the medication applied externally was iodine-based, and the uterus used polycresol sulfone. I don't know if it will affect the baby?Past Treatment and Effects: In June, it was said that my uterus had mild erosion. After the Hysterofibroid treatment, it's no longer an issue.
What Help I Need: I just found out I'm pregnant and really want this child, but I'm afraid of potential risks. Please tell me, doctor. This has been something I've thought about for a long time.
Doctor's answer:
Good day, madam. Under normal circumstances, it is best not to take medication during the period of trying to conceive. If medication is necessary, it is not ideal. However, it is generally unlikely to cause significant harm to the fetus. If you are certain that you are pregnant, you can follow the schedule and complete each prenatal examination on time. If the fetus is developing normally in all respects, you can rest assured.According to your description, "Four Seasons Cold Relief" is a traditional Chinese medicine, with minimal side effects. "VC and Mulberry Leaf Tablets" is a compound preparation of Chinese and Western medicine. Since you were on medication during the ovulation period, this situation is unlikely to have a significant impact on the fetus. In this case, there is no need to worry too much—regular prenatal check-ups are sufficient. Pay attention to strengthening your nutrition.