Patient's question:
Currently, I have been pregnant for over 40 days. I have undergone 8 days of conservative treatment. At first, the urine test showed a weak positive result (which confirmed pregnancy), but the ultrasound did not detect early pregnancy in the uterus and found some fluid accumulation and cystic dark areas in the pelvic cavity. During the blood test, there was a data point of 368, but I forgot what it was called. After treatment, the follow-up ultrasound showed no fluid accumulation, and the dark areas had disappeared. The blood test result for that data point was 68. The doctor said the conservative treatment was successful! However, she has had a slightly protruding abdomen (the doctor said it might be related to prolonged bed rest and absorption). Since she also has pleural effusion (considered to be tuberculosis), chemotherapy drugs were not used! She was discharged yesterday, but this morning she had a large amount of peeling (she had always had very minimal peeling, but the amount was always very small). Today, she went to the hospital to complain to the doctor, and she said this is normal.Doctor's answer:
Considering it is caused by a miscarriage, there are multiple reasons, mostly related to factors such as the pregnant woman's physical condition. Currently, the hCG levels have decreased, which is generally due to the cause of the miscarriage.Medical Advice: If there is bleeding and the hormone levels have not risen, there is a concern about the viability of the pregnancy. It is recommended that you consult a doctor for treatment. Dilation and curettage (D&C) is a clinical diagnostic treatment. If it is performed in a hospital, it generally will not affect future fertility, so there is no need to worry too much. It is important to closely monitor your partner's physical condition.
Ectopic pregnancy can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is crucial to seek medical attention promptly. Additionally, focus on dietary issues, with a preference for light and nutritious foods. We hope that ectopic pregnancy patients can receive professional treatment.