Patient's question:
I was already one month pregnant before, but we didn't want the baby. Doctor, what are the symptoms of incomplete biochemical abortion?Doctor's answer:
General biochemical abortion refers to a change in the hCG level, but a careful ultrasound examination does not reveal a gestational sac. Therefore, it is very rare for an ultrasound to indicate incomplete abortion. However, there are also special cases, such as persistent vaginal bleeding of unknown cause. In such cases, it is still necessary to undergo a follow-up ultrasound examination at the hospital to confirm the presence of any small foreign bodies. If necessary, a D&C (dilation and curettage) may still need to be performed.