Patient's question:
Doctor, hello!I had my last menstrual period on March 30th this year, and now I am 8 months and 21 days pregnant. However, there is one thing that has been worrying me. Since we did not have a pre-marital health check-up, on April 9th, I accidentally found out that my cervical mucus test was positive for chlamydia. At that time, the doctor prescribed azithromycin (I forgot the exact characters, but I am sure the pronunciation is correct).
Currently, I undergo regular prenatal check-ups, and everything is normal. However, I am still very worried. Some doctors have advised me not to have a natural birth but to choose a cesarean section, saying that it will not affect the child. Others have said that even if the mother and child share the same basin to wash clothes after a cesarean birth, it could still affect the child. I am about to face the birth...
Doctor's answer:
??????Hello, mycoplasma and chlamydia are non-gonococcal infections that can cause fetal malformations and miscarriages. You can first get a check-up, and the placental barrier can also play a certain protective role. Based on the results, a decision can be made. It is recommended to go to a Class III-A hospital for examination and treatment, considering factors such as well-equipped facilities and the treatment experience of experts.