Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 27 years old. Current condition: Amenorrhea for 37 days, mild lower abdominal pain for 14 days;On the day of examination, hormone levels were checked: Progesterone value: 12.71; HCG-β: 1200.
Abdominal MRI examination: Anteroposterior diameter of the uterus: 4.1 cm, endometrial thickness: 0.65 cm (single layer), muscle layer echo slightly uneven, no abnormal mass-like echoes observed, no abnormal echoes of the uterine cavity;
No definite abnormalities were observed in the bilateral adnexal regions.
What kind of help is needed: How likely is this to be pregnancy, is there a possibility of ectopic pregnancy, and how should it be resolved? How likely is this to be pregnancy, is there a possibility of ectopic pregnancy, and how should it be resolved?
Doctor's answer:
According to your ultrasound results, no gestational sac was found in the uterus, but no adnexa were also found. This may be due to the pregnancy being too early to see the gestational sac. You only had one HCG test, which is not sufficient to determine ectopic pregnancy. You can have another test, as under normal circumstances, HCG typically doubles every other day. The rate of increase can be used to determine if it is a normal intrauterine pregnancy. You can also have an ultrasound after one week, and this time should be able to see the gestational sac. Ectopic pregnancy is a gynecological condition that is prone to occur. During medication,