At 37 weeks and 4 days, I have a slight cold. Should I take medicine?

Patient's question:

I'm 37 weeks and 4 days pregnant. I had an ultrasound, blood test, and urine test. Attached are the reports. Could you please take a look for me? I've been experiencing some upper respiratory infection-induced cold symptoms recently, such as nasal congestion, coughing, and runny nose. The runny nose has even some blood in it. I went to the hospital's internal medicine department, and they prescribed me Lungenkolk, saying it's safe for pregnant women to take. However, I noticed on the instructions that it says pregnant women should use it with caution. I've been feeling quite troubled about whether I should take it or not.

Doctor's answer:

I'm happy to explain the report for your question. Only the urinalysis report is visible, and the other reports are not. The urinalysis report shows leukocyte examination. Leukocytes may indicate inflammation in the urinary system. Pay attention to drinking more water. The multivitamin iron oral liquid prescribed by the doctor and the glucose zinc calcium oral liquid you are currently taking can be taken together. The lung force cough syrup prescribed by the doctor is safe for pregnant women to drink, so you don't need to worry. Make sure to have regular prenatal check-ups, count your baby's movements, and see a doctor immediately if you notice any abnormalities in the.

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