Patient's question:
The last menstrual period was on November 15th. On November 26th, while using the restroom, I noticed a very small amount of vaginal bleeding—just a tiny drop at first, which then turned brown. Another drop of bleeding also turned brown, and this continued for three days. Later, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound, and everything was normal. The doctor suspected it was ovulation bleeding.Around December 6th, I started feeling like I had a cold and took Ganmaoling granules for two days. On the evening of the 9th, I had a fever of 37.4°C and took a dose of Sultopride to reduce the fever. The next day, the fever subsided, and I started taking Aminophenylephrine and Ganmaoling again. By December 11th, I had a sore throat and began taking Roxithromycin capsules. However, it didn’t improve, and I also experienced occasional dizziness during this time. Due to family matters, I kept putting off seeing a doctor and only went on the evening of November 15th when I had a fever of 37.2°C and dizziness. On the 16th, I got an IV drip, and on the 17th, I found out I was pregnant.
I’m wondering if I should keep the baby.
Doctor's answer:
Theoretically speaking, medication before implantation has little interference on the fetus. From implantation to the third month of pregnancy is the classic teratogenic period. In a regular menstrual cycle, ovulation occurs 14 days before the next period. After the egg is fertilized, it implants 6-7 days later. The last menstrual period was November 15th, and implantation occurred by December 16th. This is the advice for the question "Can the child be kept after taking medicine and intravenous fluids and then finding out you are pregnant?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!