Pregnant for two months, tested positive for ureaplasma. Azithromycin can be taken.

Patient's question:

Pregnant for two months, tested positive for ureaplasma. The doctor prescribed azithromycin. Can I take it? I already took two pills yesterday. Will it affect the baby?

Doctor's answer:

According to the situation you described, if you found ureaplasma positive after being pregnant for two months, the doctor prescribed Azythromycin (Xisumei). Can you take it? You have already taken two pills yesterday, will it affect the baby? It is not recommended for women who are pregnant to take Azythromycin tablets (Xisumei), as it may cause certain interference to the fetal growth and development. Taking medication in the early stages of pregnancy may cause some interference to the fetus, and the specific degree of interference varies from person to person. Currently, it is impossible to predict the extent of the interference. If you want to preserve the fetus, it is recommended that you prepare for prenatal and postnatal health care and undergo regular prenatal examinations.

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