Patient's question:
I am now 10 weeks pregnant. During the 8th and 9th weeks, I ate a bowl of millet porridge, a pound of strawberry with pesticide smell, and ginseng stewed chicken (only ate the chicken and vegetables, didn't drink the soup). Will this cause fetal demise? My pregnancy symptoms have gradually subsided.Doctor's answer:
First, take pre-marital health checks seriously. Through these checks, some diseases can be detected, such as hepatitis B and sexually transmitted diseases. These diseases can affect the health of future generations, causing fetal malformations. Only after treatment can pregnancy occur.2. Prepare well before pregnancy. Avoid impulsive pregnancy and ensure pregnancy is planned and well-prepared, undergoing necessary health checks.
3. Avoid pregnancy during spring and winter. These seasons have more viruses.
4. After pregnancy, establish a prenatal health record immediately and undergo regular check-ups.
5. Prevent reproductive tract infections. The above dietary habits will not cause fetal malformations, so there is no need to worry.