Patient's question:
How much impact do X-rays and a fever of 39.5 degrees have on a fertilized egg?Doctor's answer:
Generally, it's not a big problem. The X-ray you did was just a simple check, and it's been 2 months since then, not like it was right away. A high fever of 39.5°C isn't considered very high. It's recommended that you check on the baby now. As long as the check-up shows no issues, that's fine.Feeling feverish can actually be a symptom of many diseases, but it's mostly due to infections (bacteria, viruses, etc.). Therefore, when the fever isn't extremely high, it's not advisable to simply and blindly reduce the fever without identifying the cause. It's important to determine the reason as soon as possible. Of course, some physical cooling methods can help alleviate the symptoms.