Patient's question:
Last pregnancy was an ectopic pregnancy, and now I'm pregnant again. It's been 37 days. How many weeks can an ectopic pregnancy be detected?Doctor's answer:
You have a history of ectopic pregnancy, and you are pregnant again now, at 37 days. Under normal circumstances, it is usually possible to see the gestational sac through a detailed ultrasound examination around the fifth week of pregnancy. Therefore, at this stage, you can have a detailed ultrasound examination at a local hospital 40 days after pregnancy. As long as the gestational sac can be seen within the uterine cavity, ectopic pregnancy can be ruled out. At the same time, blood hCG and progesterone tests can be combined to confirm the diagnosis.