If a man takes cold medicine when he has a cold, and the woman becomes pregnant during intercourse, the fetus is usually able to grow and develop normally, so the child can usually be wanted, but it is necessary to do a thorough maternity checkup during the pregnancy to determine the growth and development of the fetus. If the fetus develops abnormally during the pregnancy, or even if the fetus is malformed, then it is necessary to consider inducing labor to terminate the pregnancy. The male partner taking cold medicine has little or no effect on the quality of sperm, and since women can get pregnant normally, it usually means that the quality of sperm is better and can conceive normally, so there is no need to worry too much about anxiety, but after pregnancy, you need to take folic acid regularly to prevent fetal neurovascular malformations, and at the same time to do a comprehensive maternity check.