Can intrauterine pregnancy be preserved

Patient's question:

I got my last menstrual period on January 3rd. On the 18th, I took a urine test and the results showed progesterone 4 and HCG 963. The transvaginal ultrasound revealed an 83mm small dark area in the lower middle segment of the uterine cavity. Today afternoon, I had a prenatal check-up, but the urine report hasn't come out yet. The rectal ultrasound indicated a 53mm non-echoic area in the lower middle segment of the uterine cavity. I've had some bleeding for the past two days.

Doctor's answer:

Your last menstrual period was on January 3rd. If your menstrual cycle is normal, you have been pregnant for 47 days so far today. From your detailed ultrasound examination, it can be seen that the possibility of an ectopic pregnancy is almost negligible. On your B on the 18th, there was a small dark area of 8×3 mm in the uterine cavity, while today's examination shows a small dark area of 5×3 mm in the uterine cavity. Additionally, you now have vaginal bleeding. If the blood is dark red, it is recommended to rest in bed and receive treatment to preserve the pregnancy. Follow up with a B in 3 to 5 days. If the vaginal bleeding is bright red, the possibility of a miscarriage is relatively high. In addition to timely treatment for ectopic pregnancy, friends with the disease should always maintain a positive attitude when facing it.

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