I took the medicine within 28 days of pregnancy.

How long after pregnancy does the body of a pregnant woman need to adjust? And because of the cup pregnancy, the pregnant woman's resistance is poor, so can she still take medicine at this time? How long after pregnancy is it okay to take medicine?

Can I take medicine when I am 2 weeks pregnant?

It cannot be treated with medicine, because everyone hopes that the children they give birth to are healthy and happy. Don't think that other people's children are born smart and capable. In fact, their parents also took courses before preparing for pregnancy, because they know that all kinds of things before pregnancy will affect the health of the child. Diet before pregnancy is very important, but the safety of taking medications is also something that everyone needs to keep in mind. So what are the taboos of taking medicine before pregnancy? What do expectant mothers need to pay special attention to? If you want to know the answer, you need to read the article carefully.

Avoid prohibited items for pregnant women: Women who need to take medicine on their own during the planned pregnancy period should avoid taking medicines marked with "not to be taken by pregnant women".

Take Chinese herbal medicine with caution: Because Chinese herbal medicine is a spiny seed medicine, its effect on cells is not easy to be detected, and many people originally thought that Chinese herbal medicine has a warming effect and is harmless to the body, so they even go to the pharmacy to get the medicine and use it casually.

Be careful when taking aphrodisiacs: Studies have shown that although "quick-acting aphrodisiacs" can improve the quality of men's married life, they may affect the activity of male sperm.

Use weight loss drugs with caution: Women's body fat will convert male hormones into female hormones, while providing the energy needed for childbirth. From this point of view alone, women who are planning to get pregnant should also be cautious when taking weight-loss drugs. In addition, the possibility of harmful side effects of some weight loss drugs on the body cannot be ruled out.

Ramblings: Some therapeutic drugs, such as growth hormone, some antibiotics, antiemetics, new anti-cancer drugs, tranquilizers, etc., all have a certain degree of impact on somatic cells. Therefore, mothers with a long history of taking medicine must consult a doctor to determine the safe pregnancy time.

Is it okay to take medicine within 28 days of pregnancy?

In obstetrics, there are generally three situations in which pregnant women take medication: first, they are sick and refuse to take medicine, such as when they have a cold, fever, runny nose, and persistent cough, they also resist taking medicine; second, pregnant women have taken medicine when they don’t know they are pregnant; third, pregnant women are patients with chronic diseases and need to take medicine for a long time, so they are worried that the medication will affect the health of the fetus.

"Whether it will cause fetal malformations, the time of taking the medicine is very important. It depends on whether it falls in a sensitive period of fetal malformation caused by therapeutic drugs." Deng Minduan, chief physician of the outpatient obstetrics and gynecology department of Guangzhou Red Cross Hospital, said that within 28 days from the expected date of delivery (28 days of pregnancy) (experts and scholars also think it is within 33 days of pregnancy), the combination of sperm and egg is only in the cell division stage and has not yet reached the stage of organ division. At this stage, the connection between the test tube embryo and the uterus is not very close, and the therapeutic drugs have a very weak effect on the test tube embryo. Therefore, taking anti-edema drugs within 28 days of pregnancy generally does not cause fetal malformation. If the treatment drugs have a severe impact on the test tube embryo, it will manifest as immediate miscarriage; if the impact is not severe, it will survive.