I heard that recently people can't eat pork. Does eating less recently while trying to conceive have an impact?

Patient's question:

It's said that I can't eat pork recently! I'm trying to conceive right now! My mother-in-law made pork! I told her! She said it's okay! There's pork every day! I still feel awkward not eating it! So I ate a little, my husband ate the most! Doctor, what do you think? Is there any harm? Could there be a virus entering my body? If I get pregnant, will it affect the child's growth and development? What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

How can this pork be sold through regular markets? Pork sold in regular markets is tested by health and epidemic prevention departments. You can eat it with peace of mind. If you are still not reassured, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up on pre-natal and post-natal health before getting pregnant. If you do get pregnant, you can still have a prenatal examination. How can this pork be sold through regular markets? Pork sold in regular markets is tested by health and epidemic prevention departments. You can eat it with peace of mind. If you are still not reassured, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a thorough check-up on pre-natal and post-natal health before getting pregnant. If you do get pregnant, you can still have a prenatal examination.

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