Patient's question:
In the past year, I had a fungal vaginal infection and was continuously on medication and treatment until I was cured in July. During that time, I was taking medication. My period started on October 20th, and it should have come between November 20th and 25th. However, now it's December 10th, and I've discovered I'm pregnant. On November 22nd, I had a chest CT.What help can I get:
1. When does the pregnancy count from? My period started on October 20th, and I had a CT on November 22nd. Will that affect the baby?
I think I took fluconazole or similar medication around July or August. Will that affect the baby?
Can this child be kept or not?
Doctor's answer:
The medical calculation of pregnancy starts from the first day of the last menstrual period, which is October 20th. CT can have some interference on the child, but it's not absolute. It is recommended that you carefully consider the child's condition and have regular check-ups at the hospital after 3 months. During pregnancy, pay attention to rest, eat more nutritious foods, maintain a light diet, consume more vegetables and fruits, drink plenty of hot water, and always monitor the baby's condition.