Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the original line breaks preserved:"This is when I was 45 days pregnant, my mother-in-law brought over a herbal prescription, saying it could help give birth to a boy. I already have a daughter. At first, I refused to take the medicine, but everyone in their family said it was fine. They even scolded me. Now I've taken three sets of it, and I live in constant anxiety every day. It's said that the stress has nearly driven me to the brink of mental breakdown. Here is the prescription:
Dang Shen (Codonopsis)
Yu Zhu (Rehmannia glutinosa)
Qing Yu (unspecified, possibly a typo or specific herb)
Ji Ke (unspecified, possibly a typo or specific herb)
Hu Tao (Walnut)
Mie Yao (Myrrh)
Kou Miao (unspecified, possibly a typo or specific herb)
Chuan (unspecified, possibly a typo or specific herb)
(Note: Some of the herb names appear to be typos or unclear in the original text, so I've left them as is with notes.)"
Doctor's answer:
From your situation, you have been taking supplements, and there is no need for a miscarriage. During this period, carefully monitor and wait to see. There is no need to continue eating; just pay attention to nutritional balance. If you are still not, you can have regular check-ups. Pregnancy is not a small matter, so it's better to be cautious.Medical Advice: To ensure the normal growth and development of the fetus, it's better to be cautious in the later stages. Have regular check-ups, pay attention to the regularity of your health, and try to relax as much as possible. Maintain emotional stability at all times. Pay attention to hygiene in daily life to prevent bacterial infections and avoid eating cold or stimulating foods.
Doctor's Inquiry: Hello, besides what I mentioned, is your recent discharge normal?