Patient's question:
My ultrasound results on October 4th were as follows: After a thorough endovaginal MRI examination: The uterus is anteverted, with a size of approximately 5.85.34.5 cm (anteroposterior diameter right lateral diameter anteroposterior diameter), the uterine wall is regular, the muscle layer echoes are uniform, and there is an area of no echo in the upper middle part of the uterine cavity, measuring about 0.30.3 cm. No typical gestational sac echoes were observed. At the cervix, there is an area of no echo with a diameter of about 0.3 cm, thin wall, and good internal sound transmission. The bilateral ovaries are clearly visualized, with no obvious abnormalities in their morphology and structure. No obvious abnormal echoes were found in the bilateral adnexal regions. No obvious fluid accumulation was observed in the pelvic scan.History of previous treatment and outcomes: Based on the ultrasound results above, the doctor advised me to follow up in one week. Since the afternoon of the 6th, I have been experiencing continuous bleeding, similar in amount to my menstrual period, with a bright red color sometimes turning dark red. Additionally, I have been experiencing abdominal pain, lower abdominal pain, and lower back pain. Due to my busy work schedule...
Doctor's answer:
From the ultrasound results, the non-echo area in the uterine cavity is considered to be a gestational sac. The vaginal bleeding is similar to menstrual flow, suggesting a high possibility of spontaneous abortion.Advice: It is recommended to perform blood HCG and a detailed ultrasound examination. If no gestational sac is observed in the uterine cavity and the HCG level returns to the non-pregnant level, spontaneous abortion can be confirmed. For the care and health maintenance of any disease, it is important to stabilize your mindset, as a healthy and positive attitude is highly beneficial for both the treatment and prevention of illness.