If you take medication without knowing that you are pregnant, whether to terminate the pregnancy or to continue the pregnancy depends mainly on which medication was taken, not that all medications cannot be taken after pregnancy. Since there are some medications that do not affect the fetus or the pregnant woman, it is important to go to the eugenics department of the hospital and ask for a consultation with the medication you have taken. Through counseling, if the drug may cause fetal malformations or has a clinical possibility of causing a miscarriage, it is advisable to terminate the pregnancy. If the drug will not affect the fetus, the pregnancy can continue. It is also recommended that a woman should always plan her pregnancy, that is, consider getting pregnant after making adequate preparations, so that the fetus will not be affected by taking the wrong medication or having the wrong tests.