Patient's question:
Last menstrual period: August 27History of previous treatment and effectiveness: Had a weakly positive early pregnancy test, underwent a transvaginal ultrasound to examine the size of the uterus, which measured approximately 5.72 cm in length, 5.68 cm in width, and 4.75 cm in thickness. The surface was smooth, with uniform muscle layer echoes. An intrauterine IUD echo was observed, positioned adequately, and no obvious gestational sac echo was seen in the uterine cavity. The endometrial thickness was about 1.1 cm on the left, and the cervical thickness was 2.7 cm. In the left ovary, an approximately 1.110.87 cm hypoechoic area was observed, with clear boundaries and relatively flat morphology. No obvious abnormalities were seen in the right adnexal region.
What kind of help you need: I want to know if it could be an ectopic pregnancy, urgently.
Doctor's answer:
I am aware of your question. We say that your situation is currently difficult to determine. A thorough examination for ectopic pregnancy usually involves a positive blood or urine hCG test, but an ultrasound examination may reveal no gestational sac in the uterus. Please pay close attention to the examination, and contact us if there is any change. Ectopic pregnancy is a type of acute abdominal condition that requires attention! There are many treatment methods for ectopic pregnancy, but since the symptoms of patients vary, the diagnostic methods used also differ. Therefore, patients need to undergo timely examinations and diagnoses to receive appropriate treatment.