I took anti-inflammatory drugs when I was preparing for pregnancy after tooth extraction

Pregnancy is a very important thing for pregnant women, and the same is true for expectant mothers who are preparing for pregnancy. Expectant mothers during the preparation period attach great importance to the preparation period. Some bad influences during the preparation period may directly harm the baby. During the preparation period, I took anti-inflammatory drugs when I had a tooth extracted. Anti-inflammatory drugs have a great impact on our body. Will taking anti-inflammatory drugs during the preparation period have any bad effects on the future baby?

1. Generally, you need to take anti-inflammatory drugs, because you must eat. You can't be hungry all the time, which makes it easy to get infected. So I don't recommend you to prepare for pregnancy this month. If you get pregnant accidentally, the first three months are particularly prone to various complications for the baby.

2. It is generally better to take anti-inflammatory drugs, so that recovery is faster. You can take good care of your body before having a baby, because you cannot take any medicine during pregnancy, so that we can have a healthy baby.

3. If you want to have a tooth extraction during the pregnancy preparation period, you may need to take some anesthetics or anti-inflammatory drugs, so it is recommended to wait three months before preparing for pregnancy.

4. This drug may affect the fetus and should not be used during pregnancy. Only roxithromycin can be used during pregnancy.

Guidance:

However, these drugs have little effect on eggs. You use the drugs before ovulation, so they have little effect on your pregnancy next month. You can proceed as planned.

5. If there is any effect, it is best to go to the hospital for examination one month after stopping the medication.

Guidance:

It is recommended not to eat spicy, irritating, raw or cold food, take good self-protection measures, pay attention to personal hygiene, and eat a light diet.

6. If you are preparing for pregnancy now, from the perspective of eugenics, it is best not to take medicine casually. If you need to take medicine, it is best to follow the doctor's advice and use medicine that does not affect pregnancy.

7. Be sure to use the medication safely and carefully under the guidance of a doctor. The consequences of taking the medication at different times are different: if the medication is used within 1 week after fertilization, the fertilized egg has not yet been implanted in the endometrium and is generally not affected by the medication; if the medication is used within 1-2 weeks of fertilization, the fertilized egg has been implanted in the uterine membrane, but the tissue has not yet differentiated. The effects of the medication do not cause teratogenicity except miscarriage, and it is a safe period. Therefore, taking some medications before pregnancy or in early pregnancy will not have much impact on the fetus. There is no need to worry too much or have an abortion. 3-8 weeks after fertilization (5-10 weeks after menstruation) is the period of differentiation and formation of various organs of the embryo. It is very easy to be affected by external factors such as drugs and cause fetal malformation. It is a "highly sensitive period for teratogenicity".