Patient's question:
Conservative treatment still has blistering ectopic pregnancy. Past treatment history and effectiveness: The menstrual period arrived on December 23, and it didn't come on January 23, with a 34-day delay. There was a very small amount of vaginal bleeding. Ultrasound revealed: thick-walled anechoic area in the right adnexa (0.7x0.6cm) with blood flow signals, HCG level was 84 MIU/ML.On January 31, conservative treatment was initiated at the hospital, with methotrexate administered. On February 4, ultrasound showed no responsive echo in the right adnexa (2.5x2.1cm) and no blood flow signals. On February 7, HCG was sampled, and the results on the 12th showed 141.32 MIU/ML.
What kind of help is needed: Hello, has my conservative treatment been successful? Besides other treatment methods, is it okay to take traditional Chinese medicine?
Doctor's answer:
Detailed observation indicators for the conservative drug treatment of ectopic pregnancy:1. Closely monitor changes in vital signs such as blood pressure and pulse, and record in detail the nature of abdominal pain, accompanying symptoms, and vaginal bleeding.
2. Dynamically monitor changes in blood β-HCG levels on days 3, 7, 14, 21, and 28 after medication.
3. Monitor pelvic mass size via ultrasound, once a week. For those with fetal cardiac activity, monitor every other day until the fetal cardiac activity disappears.