Patient's question:
Is it possible to be pregnant with an hCG level that isn't accompanied by a stomachache? Could it be an ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, how many days have you been experiencing amenorrhea? What is your HCG level? HCG gradually increases as the pregnancy progresses. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to rule out ectopic pregnancy. You need to pay attention to carefully observe the condition of abdominal pain and whether there is vaginal bleeding. If there is vaginal bleeding, seek medical attention promptly. The HCG value of ectopic pregnancy is the same as that of intrauterine pregnancy because the only difference is the location where the fertilized egg implants. The early development of the fertilized egg is the same, so the HCG values appearing in the blood and urine are the same. Based on your description, it cannot be inferred that it is ectopic pregnancy.