Patient's question:
I didn't get my period in November, and my menstrual cycle is irregular. On December 6th, I took a pregnancy test three times and it was negative. On December 7th, I started taking traditional Chinese medicine to regulate my period and drank it for three days. On December 10th, I took one 72-hour emergency contraceptive pill, but my period still didn't come. On December 20th, I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up. An ultrasound was performed at the hospital, and it showed I wasn't pregnant. The doctor prescribed progesterone and Eryngo Granules. On January 3rd, I had another thorough check-up with an ultrasound, and it was discovered that I was pregnant. Can I keep the baby?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify this. Based on what you mentioned, you can keep this child. Among these medications, only emergency contraception has an effect on the child, and you hadn't taken that medication yet when you got pregnant. I suggest you keep this child, have regular prenatal check-ups, create a gynecological health manual, pay attention to colds during pregnancy, and avoid other infectious diseases. This is the advice for the question "Irregular menstruation, taking medication, also took emergency contraception—can I keep the pregnancy?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you health!