Patient's question:
1. 26 years old, with low menstrual flow and frequent delays (one to two weeks). In high school, polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) was detected.2. May 20th was the start date of the last menstrual period. She has been using ovulation test strips within the normal calculated time, but ovulation was not detected.
3. Starting from the evening of June 14th, symptoms of fever, colds, and pharyngitis appeared. She visited the hospital for treatment and medication until June 23rd, but on June 25th, she discovered she was pregnant.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, medication use in the early stages of pregnancy is generally quite sensitive. If it is a drug with a high safety coefficient, the impact is not significant. Pay attention to a balanced diet, maintain a good mood, and undergo regular check-ups during pregnancy. If you are not reassured, you can undergo a Down syndrome screening and a 4D color Doppler ultrasound examination for fetal anomaly detection.