Patient's question:
I had my period on the 6th of last month, and it came again on the 7th of this month, but the amount was not as much as usual. I had some abdominal pain and it lasted for five days. On the 13th of this month, my hCG was 374, on the 17th it was 198.6, and on the 21st it was 191. The doctor suspects ectopic pregnancy, but the ultrasound showed nothing significant.What kind of help I need:
Hello, is this a miscarriage? Is hospitalization required for treatment in this case? Will the gestational sac still grow if hCG decreases? If it is ectopic pregnancy, is there still a risk of the gestational sac rupturing again? Is it true that if there are no discomforts, treatment is not necessary?
Doctor's answer:
This can be reviewed again for a thorough check. This indicates signs of ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage, so a follow-up thorough check is necessary. This ultrasound can detect ectopic pregnancy before it ruptures, so another ultrasound is needed. If it is a miscarriage, it is also necessary to check if it has been fully expelled. In addition to timely treatment for ectopic pregnancy, patients should maintain a positive attitude to face the disease. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, they should pay close attention to their dietary care, ensuring a balanced nutrition and timely digestion of nutrients. They believe that this will definitely drive away ectopic pregnancy.