I got pregnant after taking medicine for a cold during ovulation

If you get pregnant after taking medicine for a cold during the ovulation period, you can generally continue the pregnancy, but you need to go to the hospital for regular check-ups.

Under normal circumstances, the body's immunity and resistance will gradually decrease during ovulation, which may cause pathogens to enter the body, causing the patient to catch a cold. After a cold occurs, it is generally treated by taking some cold medicines orally. The side effects of cold medicines are relatively small, so if you take medicine for a cold during ovulation and become pregnant, you can continue the pregnancy, but you must go to the hospital regularly for abdominal ultrasound examinations to understand the development of the fetus.

If you have cold symptoms after becoming pregnant, you usually cannot take medications, because the development of the fetus in the early stages of pregnancy is relatively critical. If you use medications during this period, the medicinal ingredients may enter the fetus' body, causing the fetus's growth and development to become abnormal and severe, which may cause fetal malformations. Therefore, you cannot take medications privately after becoming pregnant. If you must use them, you need to follow the doctor's advice.

After pregnancy, you should pay attention to rest more, keep yourself warm and avoid catching cold. At the same time, you should also eat more high-quality protein foods to replenish the nutrients needed by the body in time, which is also beneficial to enhance immunity.