Chapter 1293: Chapter 1296: You’d Better Make Plans for This Child Sooner Rather Than Later (Extra 2) Chapter 1293: Chapter 1296: You’d Better Make Plans for This Child Sooner Rather Than Later (Extra 2) “You don’t need to be so burdened by the thought. Maybe the irregular periods are just because of recent events. And like you said, nausea could be a sign of gastrointestinal issues. Anyway, let’s get it checked out first.”
Jacob sighed silently in his heart.
He was never good at comforting girls, let alone a mother who might lose her child.
Lily soon gathered her emotions, wiped her tears while fighting the feelings of unease and guilt, and followed Jacob out, only to bump into Sadie.
Jacob said without changing his expression, “Your young lady has had a stomachache recently, and it just hurt again. Since we’re already at the hospital, I’ll take her downstairs for a checkup.”
When Sadie heard this, she belatedly realized that she had seen Lily pale and queasy several tis lately.
It probably really was a gastrointestinal issue.
Sadie didn’t suspect anything and followed them downstairs.
Jacob didn’t take Lily to Internal dicine, but instead went two floors down to a health check center designated for VIP guests.
He led Lily into a VIP lounge by himself and personally drew her blood for the test.
A blood test is more accurate than a urine test. After drawing the blood, Jacob left with the sample.
Lily sat alone in the VIP room, despite the luxurious and comfortable decor around her, she felt on pins and needles.
She bowed her head slightly and gently touched her abdon.
She wanted to say sothing to the baby that might or might not exist in her belly.
But between the trembling of her lips, she ultimately said nothing.
Just then, the door opened.
She saw Jacob walk in from outside.
“Doctor Richardson, how is it…” Lily stood up involuntarily.
Jacob looked at her with a serious expression, “It’s confird, you’re 7 weeks pregnant, which coincides exactly with the last ti you took the ergency contraceptive pills. It must have been then. You’d better start planning early for this child.”
“I… I…” Lily stepped back, her mind a ss, unable to think.
How could she be so unlucky, so precise?!
She rembered clearly it was two days before she left A City when that domineering man, Aidan Lucas, had kept her in his condominium for two days and two nights.
Because Aidan was present, she didn’t have the chance to take the short-acting contraceptive pill she usually took every day.
So that ti, she took an ergency contraceptive pill.
The theoretical effective ti for ergency contraceptive pills is within seventy two hours, but when she took it, it had already been over 40 hours since her first encounter with Aidan.
It must have been because the ti exceeded the limit, so the pill didn’t work.
It was also just her bad luck.
Afterwards, Aidan tried several tis to get her pregnant, and during that ti, she stopped the short-acting contraceptive pills she had been taking, following Diana’s suggestion.
Short-acting contraceptive doesn’t harm the body or the fetus. If she got pregnant during that ti, she would have been happy to have the baby.
But now…
Lily looked up at Jacob, “Doctor Richardson, with my situation, is there a high chance the baby will be deford? And, is it easier for such a baby to miscarry?”
“This… Actually, I just consulted with a colleague, and more and more clinical studies are showing that ergency contraceptive pills do not lead to fetal abnormality. As for whether it’s easier to miscarry, honestly, it seems that it is.”
It was hard for Jacob as a neurology authority to ask for a bunch of obstetrician-gynecologist knowledge.
“However, I just called a classmate of mine. He told that if a baby can’t be kept after taking contraceptive pills, then it’s best not to keep it. But if it can stay, it shows strong genes and survival. Nature is about survival of the fittest, and it’s the sa with childbearing. As an expert in this field, his advice is to let nature take its course and observe. Your baby will give you the answer.”
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