Patient's question:
Taking weight loss pills for about ten days, then stopped for nearly two months. Got pregnant, will it have an effect? The weight loss pills are a gelatinous substance, not to be taken during breastfeeding or for children. Will it have an effect? So sadDoctor's answer:
Taking weight-loss medication, approximately ten days ago, has been stopped for two months now. The drug has long been metabolized. I got pregnant, and it should not have a significant impact. It is recommended to enhance prenatal check-ups and undergo a comprehensive physical examination after becoming pregnant. After confirming pregnancy, perform an electrocardiogram, color Doppler ultrasound, liver and kidney function, blood sugar, thyroid function, and other related tests. Between weeks 11-13.6, undergo a detailed NT examination. Between weeks 15-20, have a Down syndrome screening. Between weeks 20-26, have a detailed 4D color Doppler ultrasound examination. During pregnancy, pay attention to rest, enhance nutrition, and increase the intake of protein, fat, vitamins, and carbohydrates.