Patient's question:
I'm really very sad. I've been waiting for so long to get pregnant, but after getting pregnant, I've been experiencing irregular bleeding. Suddenly, I had severe abdominal and leg pain and even fainted. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, it was found to be an ectopic pregnancy, and it had ruptured, almost endangering my life. Thinking about it makes me feel terrified. I'm asking: Will pregnancy occur after having an IUD removed lead to an ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if there was only one instance of cohabitation on December 1st, and if this were the delivery, then on the 7th, it should be the time when the fertilized egg just implants. A positive urine test would be expected, and a blood HCG of 3290.0 would be too high, at least it should be a value consistent with 4 weeks post-delivery, which clearly does not match the delivery time. If you only had cohabitation recently on December 1st, a blood HCG of 3290.0 would be significantly lower than normal, and you should consider the possibility of endometrial inflammation. If in November, apart from cohabitation, a blood HCG of 3290.0 was within the normal range, you still need to focus on monitoring the data with ultrasound to check the implantation site of the gestational sac. For patients with ectopic pregnancy, in addition to timely treatment, it is also important to pay attention to self-care training, such as maintaining cleanliness.