Patient's question:
I would like to ask that I am pregnant, but I took Yuting on November 9th, and I also took it once last month. My last menstrual period was on October 21st, but I don't know when I got pregnant. I'm very afraid that it will affect the baby. If I had known, I wouldn't have taken the medicine. Can this child be kept? I have had two abortions before. If I don't have an abortion again, will I have habitual abortion? Urgent!First follow-up question: Now that I have a cold, I'm afraid to take medicine. Will it be bad if I have an abortion?
Second follow-up question: What kind of impact will it have on the child, such as physically or intellectually?
Doctor's answer:
This is influential and can easily cause fetal malformation, but it doesn't necessarily mean it will happen. If you want to continue the pregnancy, you must undergo prenatal examinations and avoid psychological stress. Regarding whether emergency contraception pills can affect the fetus, all doctors and experts cannot give a 100% answer. From the perspective of eugenics, birth control pills contain a large amount of hormones, which have a certain teratogenic effect and may lead to fetal hermaphroditism. However, nothing is absolute. Please consider carefully on your own. It is recommended not to use it. If you must keep the pregnancy, you need to conduct strict prenatal examinations. At 14-19 weeks of pregnancy, undergo a Down syndrome screening. At 22-26 weeks, have a 4D ultrasound for prenatal anomaly detection. If necessary, at 16-20 weeks, undergo amniocentesis and cord blood analysis to clearly determine the baby's development inside the womb.