? The symptoms of the common cold are mild, such as runny nose and sneezing, which have little effect on the fetus and do not need to take medicine. Just rest for a few days. But in the early pregnancy (5- 14 weeks), it is mainly when the embryonic development organs of the fetus are formed. If you have the flu and the symptoms are serious, it will have a greater impact on the fetus, and taking medicine here will have a greater risk to the fetus. So although you have a cold, you don't have a fever, or your temperature doesn't exceed 38 degrees when you have a fever. No treatment is needed, and it will not affect the fetus.

If pregnant women have symptoms such as cough, they can use some drugs that will not affect the fetus under the guidance of a doctor. If pregnant women have a high fever of more than 39 degrees when they have a cold and last for more than 3 days, they can be treated in two ways. In the first case, if the pregnant woman with a cold is within 2 weeks after ovulation, the medication may have no effect on the fetus; In the second case, if a pregnant woman with a cold is ovulating for more than 2 weeks, during this period, the central nervous system of the fetus has begun to develop. If a pregnant woman has a high fever of 39 degrees a day, it may affect the fetus.