Patient's question:
On December 6th, I had my period. Before having sex, I got an injection for muscle pain. I found out I'm pregnant. Can the baby be saved?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you mentioned, the interference of early pregnancy drugs on the embryo is a theory of either presence or absence. No one can guarantee that there is no interference. Any drug has two sides, with both therapeutic effects and side effects. However, the interference can be significant or minor. If the interference is severe, the embryo may naturally result in miscarriage and be unable to live. If the interference is mild or almost non-existent, the embryo can naturally develop. So, this is a theory of either presence or absence. If you want to preserve this child, you should enhance prenatal examinations during pregnancy, perform Down syndrome screening, and conduct thorough anomaly checks.