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"I recently had an ultrasound, the sonographer said that the baby's weight is slightly low, but there are no problems with the placenta or umbilical cord. She said to include protein-rich food in my diet because I ate little meat. Today my gynecologist says the weight is normal, as it should be, but for precaution he prescribed actovegin and magnesium B6. Naturally, I ask what if everything is fine, why do they prescribe these pills? He says just in case things will get better. How am I supposed to understand this? Since when does everything okay mean you prescribe medication?"
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