Does it have any effect if I take anti-inflammatory injection before the fertilized egg implants?

We all know that no matter what medicine you take during pregnancy, it will have a great impact on the baby in the belly. In particular, medicines with serious side effects may also cause congenital malformations, cerebral palsy, or even direct miscarriage in the baby. If an anti-inflammatory injection is used after intercourse before the fertilized egg implants, there may be no impact. However, the time for the fertilized egg to implant is generally not fixed, so it cannot be confirmed whether the injection was given before the fertilized egg implants. We still need to be sure before making a judgment.

1. If you are not sure whether you are pregnant when taking the medicine, there will be two situations. If you are not pregnant at the time, it will not affect the fetus. If you have already conceived, taking medication will not have any effect before the fertilized egg implants. At present, the influence of drugs on the gestational sac has been basically ruled out. Regular pregnancy checkups are recommended. If there are no abnormalities in the pregnancy checkups, the pregnancy can continue.

2. Early pregnancy is the period of embryo formation. Try to avoid taking medications, especially those that are prohibited for pregnant women. If taken in large amounts, it will affect the development of the embryo and may cause malformations. According to your situation, if there are no prohibited medications for pregnant women and the dosage is not large, the impact should not be significant. It is recommended that you strengthen post-pregnancy examinations and, if necessary, perform a Down syndrome screening test to rule out malformations.

3. This situation should not affect the baby, so you don’t need to worry too much, but you should also make sure to go to the hospital for prenatal check-ups on time to avoid developmental deformities in the baby.

4. Taking medications in early pregnancy will have a certain impact on the fetus. The specific situation varies from person to person, and the specific extent of the impact cannot be predicted at present. If you want to keep the fetus, it is recommended that you take good care of your pregnancy and postpartum care and have regular prenatal examinations. This situation will not affect the fetus. Taking medication during ovulation will not affect the fetus. Even if you take medication when you have just conceived, it will not have a big impact on the fetus, because there is no direct connection between the fertilized egg and the mother at that time, so the medication will not affect the fetus.

5. Generally, this problem is not serious if you are unaware of the pregnancy or within three weeks of pregnancy. Guidance: At this time, the number of embryonic cells is relatively small. Once affected by harmful substances, the cell damage is difficult to repair and can cause spontaneous abortion. If you take medication at this time, you don't have to worry about giving birth to a deformed baby. Taking medication during ovulation will not affect the fetus. Even if you take medication when you have just conceived, it will not have a big impact on the fetus, because there is no direct connection between the fertilized egg and the mother at that time, so the medication will not affect the fetus.

6. Early pregnancy is generally an important period for fetal development. At this time, you should avoid using any drugs that have adverse effects on pregnancy. According to your description, the impact of the previously used drugs on this pregnancy depends on the specific drugs. For example, if you use drugs that are prohibited during pregnancy, it will be teratogenic to the embryo. From the perspective of eugenics, it is not recommended that you take it.