Patient's question:
[All symptoms: Second-degree burns on the body, covering an area of 5%Onset time and cause: July 19
Treatment history: Received intravenous drips for 10 days, took anti-inflammatory medication for 15 days. Medication has now been discontinued!
Help needed: Want to know how long after stopping medication can I have a baby?]
Doctor's answer:
Hello, taking medication in the early stages of pregnancy can have a certain impact on the fetus. The specific situation varies from person to person, and the extent of the impact cannot be predicted at this time. If you want to retain the fetus, it is necessary to strictly follow prenatal check-ups. At 14-19 weeks of pregnancy, undergo a Down syndrome screening. At 22-26 weeks, have a 4D ultrasound for prenatal anomaly detection. If necessary, at 16-20 weeks, undergo amniocentesis and cord blood analysis to determine the baby's development inside the uterus. It is recommended to retain the baby and undergo regular prenatal check-ups. If any abnormalities are found in the baby, terminate the pregnancy in a timely manner.