Patient's question:
A few days ago, I just found out that I'm pregnant with you. When we were chatting, my sister said that there could be an ectopic pregnancy and that it's not possible to carry it. But I didn't know if it was ectopic or not. I asked a doctor, how can I know if it's an ectopic pregnancy right after getting pregnant?Doctor's answer:
Generally, blood hCG can be detected around 35 days of early pregnancy, or a positive result can be obtained from a urine pregnancy test. An ultrasound can reveal a gestational sac in the uterine cavity around 42 days of early pregnancy. A positive result on a pregnancy test paper is an early sign of pregnancy. The earliest symptoms of ectopic pregnancy occur around 35 days of early pregnancy. Early manifestations include: 1. Most patients experience amenorrhea for 6-8 days, but some patients have no obvious amenorrhea, some patients mistake vaginal bleeding for normal menstruation.