Patient's question:
In June 2011, I was hospitalized for ectopic pregnancy and successfully treated conservatively. Now I am pregnant and suspect it might still be an ectopic pregnancy. On November 4, I checked β-HCG at the Maternal and Child Health Hospital and the result was 21560 (reference range 0-25). On November 7, I checked β-HCG again at the Maternal and Child Health Hospital and the result was 1220 (reference range 0-3). Hello, how do you compare these two data?Doctor's answer:
If the test results are carefully checked and there are no errors, it proves that the embryo is not viable. This requires a comprehensive evaluation and judgment by combining MRI test results and how long you have been experiencing amenorrhea. It is necessary to infer how to carefully check whether the embryo has certain characteristics (such as the presence of a gestational sac in the uterus) or whether there are abnormal changes in the adnexal area or pelvic cavity (ectopic pregnancy requires seeing an extrauterine gestational sac or no gestational sac in the uterus) to confirm it.Additionally, during the treatment of ectopic pregnancy, the patient's dietary condition and care are also very important. Appropriate activity can be encouraged to avoid unnecessary harm. It is hoped that the above answer can help you. Thank you.