Patient's question:
10.7 menstrual period, 11.27 tested negative for pregnancy, took medication due to inflammation, 11.2 went to the hospital for ozone treatment, and received the medications described below, 11.9 test result showed pregnancy. Can the baby be kept in this situation? Are there any potential interference factors? In August, there was a mycoplasma infection, but no retest was conducted. Could this also affect it?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, taking medication within 35 days of pregnancy creates a window period where the effect on the embryo is either entirely absent or present. This means that if there is an impact, it would result in a miscarriage or stillbirth. If a B is done at 50 days and there is fetal heartbeat, it proves that there has been no interference. Therefore, it is recommended to take folic acid tablets and have regular prenatal check-ups. During the first three months, it is advisable to consume plenty of vegetables and fruits while avoiding spicy and greasy foods to ensure a nutritious diet and enhance immunity.