Can pregnant women get anti-inflammatory injections for wisdom tooth pain?

As we all know, in order to provide a good growth and development environment for the fetus, women pay special attention to their physical condition, diet and other aspects during pregnancy. In particular, if women get sick during pregnancy, they will not take medicine unless they can, because some medicines will affect the fetus. If a pregnant woman is in pain, can she get an anti-inflammatory injection? Let's learn what pregnant women need to pay attention to when getting an injection~

1. What kind of anti-inflammatory injection can pregnant women take?

A woman's pregnancy lasts up to ten months, during which time she will inevitably catch a cold or have other minor illnesses. Generally speaking, after pregnancy, there will be certain changes in the enzymes in the pregnant woman's body, which will have a certain impact on the metabolic process of certain drugs. Drugs are difficult to detoxify and excrete and can cause cumulative poisoning. During the early stages of pregnancy when fetal organs are forming, drugs can have a certain effect on the fetus, so it is recommended not to take drugs. However, if you choose to endure it, it will be very harmful to the fetus. If there is inflammation and antibiotics are needed, penicillins or cephalosporins are the preferred treatment.

2. What should pregnant women pay attention to when getting injections?

1. As the saying goes, "All medicines are poisonous, so be careful when using them." Medicines have dual natures. Proper use of medicines can cure diseases, but improper use of medicines can also cause harm. Pregnant women, in particular, need to be more careful when taking medicines for illnesses. 1. Generally, pregnant women with colds and fevers have mild symptoms, such as sneezing and runny nose, which have little effect on the fetus and do not need to take medicine. They will recover after a few days of rest. Therefore, do not get injections if you can avoid them.

2. During the early stages of pregnancy, that is, 5 to 14 weeks, the fetus' organs are being formed. If a pregnant woman has the flu, she cannot get injections or take medications. Injections and medications at this time will pose a greater risk to the fetus.

3. Pregnant women must be cautious when taking injections or medications. First, there must be clear indications for the medication and it must be beneficial for treating the pregnant woman's disease. Secondly, when taking medication, they should try to choose medications that are harmless or less toxic to the pregnant woman and the fetus. Finally, try to avoid using new drugs. Pregnant women should follow the doctor's instructions when taking medication and take it according to the dosage. Do not take medication blindly and harm the fetus in the womb.

Some anti-inflammatory drugs have little effect on the fetus and can be used by pregnant women, but you must pay more attention to the selection and dosage. If an unexpected situation really occurs and an anti-inflammatory injection is needed, you should go to a regular hospital for a detailed examination and then have the injection by a professional doctor to avoid unexpected situations.