Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 25 years old, had her menstrual period around July 22, tested weakly positive with a pregnancy test on August 22, and visited the hospital for a transvaginal ultrasound on August 29. MRI findings: Transvaginal pelvic examination: The uterus is retroverted, with a longitudinal diameter of 55mm, anteroposterior diameter of 45mm, and transverse diameter of 50mm. The size is normal, the contour is regular, the uterine area has uniform echoes, the endometrial thickness is 13mm, and no obvious gestational sac is seen inside the uterus. The left ovary measures 2514mm, and a 2925mm anechoic area can be detected in the right adnexal region, with clear boundaries and reduced echoes on the posterior wall. A deep-free fluid area of about 30mm can be detected in the uterosacral fossa. MRI suggests: Endometrial thickening, no gestational sac seen inside the uterus, right pelvic cystic mass, and fluid accumulation in the uterosacral fossa.History of previous treatment and effectiveness: Born a baby in February 2009. What kind of help do you want: What am I
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, ectopic pregnancy cannot be ruled out. It is recommended to conduct a thorough check of HCG and ultrasound to confirm whether it is ectopic pregnancy. Advice: For your safety, please do not return to the hospital at will. Once any discomfort symptoms are detected, please report to the doctor immediately. In addition to medication treatment for ectopic pregnancy, patients also need to pay attention to nursing care, such as maintaining a light diet and engaging in more outdoor activities. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a regular hospital for treatment to obtain a good therapeutic effect.