Patient's question:
My constitution isn't very good. Two years ago, I got pregnant, but it ended in a spontaneous miscarriage before it reached 50 days. Last month, I had a thorough check-up and found out I was pregnant again. However, in the past two days, I suddenly experienced vaginal bleeding and occasional lower abdominal pain. I'm very worried—is my condition an ectopic pregnancy or another miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
During pregnancy, any skin breakdown is associated with abnormal bleeding. It is important to consider visiting a hospital for a thorough blood hCG test and ultrasound examination as soon as possible. Only by comprehensively analyzing the results can a definitive diagnosis be made. If ectopic pregnancy is ruled out, treatment to preserve the pregnancy should be administered. Rest in bed more, reduce walking, and strictly prohibit sexual activity. Progesterone or dydrogesterone tablets can be used for treatment to preserve the pregnancy. Carefully monitor your symptoms and undergo regular ultrasound examinations to observe the growth and development indicators of the fetus. In fact, if you have an ectopic pregnancy, there is no need to be afraid. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected early and treatment is administered accordingly, the chances of controlling the condition and recovering are very high.