Patient's question:
On March 15th, there was slight brown discharge from the vagina, and I suspected ectopic pregnancy again. I had an ultrasound, which showed a 2mm diameter area with no echoes. The doctor said ectopic pregnancy could not be ruled out. My blood hCG was over 1900.On March 16th, there was mild spotting in the morning. A detailed ultrasound showed a 3×2×3mm cystic echo. No obvious abnormalities were found in the bilateral adnexal areas. In the evening, the spotting increased significantly, with clumps similar to leukorrhea, bright red in color, mild abdominal pain, and no severe dysmenorrhea. I strongly suspected a miscarriage.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the situation you described, the current consideration is mainly due to early pregnancy and signs of miscarriage. Hello, this requires a follow-up ultrasound examination at the hospital in a few days to check if there is no gestational sac in the uterine cavity. If the gestational sac is growing normally, it is recommended to use medication for fetal preservation treatment. Rest appropriately in the near future and avoid overexertion. Pay close attention to vaginal bleeding. If there is excessive bleeding, it is necessary to seek medical attention again. There are several treatment methods for ectopic pregnancy, but since the patient's condition is different, the treatment methods used will also vary. Therefore, patients need to have timely and thorough examination and diagnosis to treat the symptoms accordingly.