Patient's question:
I recently felt unwell and my period was delayed. A few days later, I bought a pregnancy test and found out I was pregnant, but after a few days, I started bleeding again, intermittently. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said it was a biochemical pregnancy. I've never heard of this before and don't know what it is. I'd like to ask if a biochemical pregnancy is a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Biochemical pregnancy is a stage in the entire early pregnancy process. When you first get pregnant, there was no other method to test how you got pregnant. Only super-advanced diagnostic technology can prove that this pregnancy process has occurred again. When the embryo passes through super-advanced pregnancy and enters the clinical diagnosis of pregnancy. Generally, biochemical pregnancy refers to an early pregnancy phenomenon where the fertilized egg does not return to the uterus, does not return to the uterus, and does not return to the uterus. The main reason is abnormal embryonic development due to chromosomal abnormalities.