Patient's question:
Doctor, I'm pregnant. There's bleeding and something like meat is coming out. Pathology tests show decidua and chorionic villi tissue. On the 14th, the ultrasound examination showed no abnormalities in the uterus and bilateral adnexa. Could you please explain why the second line of the pregnancy test after miscarriage is very faint?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, a natural miscarriage has occurred again, and early pregnancy decidua and villous tissue have been expelled. The rapid rise in blood HCG is normal. The faint second line on the pregnancy test you used today is because the urine still temporarily contains hCG after the miscarriage. It may disappear completely after one week. You experienced a complete miscarriage on December 8th, and the absence of bleeding now is also normal. Additionally, since no issues were found in your ultrasound, it should be that the miscarriage has been completely cleared. In addition to timely treatment in gynecology and obstetrics, friends with the condition should maintain a positive mindset to face the disease. Only in this way can the patient's immunity be reduced and their ability to combat the disease be strengthened.