Patient's question:
Patient Gender: MaleAt one month, it caused quite a reaction, but now there's no longer any reaction. I'd like to know, could you please provide more details?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, you're saying it's a normal reaction, why did you say it was an early pregnancy symptom? Early pregnancy reactions only occur in early pregnancy, right? Different people's early pregnancy reactions are not the same. Only a few people have severe early pregnancy reactions that last for several months, even until close to delivery. However, some pregnant women have no early pregnancy reactions at all. Your situation is relatively better, and your reaction period is shorter. In the first three months and the last month of early pregnancy, you should abstain from sexual activity. You can go to the hospital for an ultrasound to check if the embryo has stopped developing. At 2 months of pregnancy, you should be able to see the primitive heartbeat of the baby. A transabdominal ultrasound can detect it at 42 days. Based on the situation you described, everything should be normal. Pay attention, you should supplement folic acid.