Patient's question:
I am the patient you suggested just now. I went to the hospital for a detailed ultrasound examination, but no gestational sac was found. The doctor told me to come back in a few days for another check. However, by day 45, I started bleeding. Now it seems like it's almost clean. How can I still find the gestational sac? I want to ask if it was a mistake at the hospital during the surgery. I tested positive for pregnancy 41 days after conception, but by day 42, I had my period with abdominal pain. I went to the hospital for a detailed ultrasound examination, but no gestational sac was found. The doctor told me to come back in a few days for another check. By day 45, I started bleeding. Today, I asked the doctor if it had stopped completely. He told me to come in for another check and pay for it, saying it's possible I wasn't pregnant. But I did have abdominal pain and bleeding, so I'm sure I was. He also said that if I was pregnant, their medical treatment wouldn't be responsible, saying it's just that my fertility is too strong.Doctor's answer:
Is it actually the fault of the surgery, it's really hard to say, because the process of pregnancy is actually very complex. It's also possible that they didn't perform an abortion for you. Some abortions involve cutting, while others are just a stay in the hospital. It's like a pipe tied with a rope, so there might be possibilities other than gaps, that is, possibilities other than pregnancy, it's hard to say. Ultrasound is generally not sensitive to early pregnancy, and it's possible to not detect it in the early stages.