Children born from taking dydrogesterone tablets

The purpose of taking dydrogesterone tablets is actually to treat endogenous progesterone deficiency or corpus luteum deficiency. If there is no such problem in the body, but someone still takes dydrogesterone tablets, it will also have an impact on the body. There is actually no effect on the baby born after taking dydrogesterone tablets, but you need to see a doctor regularly for relevant examinations to understand the condition of the fetus.

Why do I still bleed after taking dydrogesterone tablets to protect my pregnancy?

There will be certain side effects in the process of taking dydrogesterone tablets. Therefore, some patients will have obvious bleeding symptoms during pregnancy due to excessive mental tension or unreasonable diet. This is also a common phenomenon. If such symptoms occur during pregnancy, be sure to stop using dydrogesterone tablets in time and go to the hospital for relevant examinations.

Dydrogesterone tablets are mainly used to treat endogenous progesterone deficiency or luteal insufficiency. Some patients do not have problems in this regard, but excessive use of dydrogesterone tablets may cause negative effects. Therefore, these patients must be cautious. If bleeding occurs, it is not necessarily due to taking dydrogesterone tablets. There are many factors in life that can cause bleeding during pregnancy.

Are babies born from taking dydrogesterone tablets healthy?

Being too physically tired, having excessive sexual intercourse, lifting heavy objects, doing strenuous exercise, insufficient progesterone, abnormal embryo development, etc. can all induce severe pregnancy bleeding. For patients, if they are not sure about the symptoms of bleeding, they can go to the hospital for B-ultrasound and routine blood tests to understand their physical condition and use Chinese medicine in time to protect the fetus to prevent the occurrence of miscarriage.

Dydrogesterone is a synthetic progestin that can be used to treat threatened abortion or habitual abortion in early pregnancy. If threatened abortion or a history of habitual abortion occurs, dydrogesterone can be taken orally in small doses for a short period of time during early pregnancy. Once the symptoms are relieved, the drug should be stopped promptly. Long-term oral use of dydrogesterone is not recommended. Long-term, high-dose oral administration of dydrogesterone may cause fetal malformations. Currently, malformations associated with oral dydrogesterone include spina bifida, anal atresia, and congenital heart disease. Therefore, when taking regional progesterone during pregnancy, the dosage and time must be controlled.