Patient's question:
On January 28th, my period came, and it ended on February 3rd. After March 7th, my period still didn't come, and I self-tested and found I was pregnant. At the hospital, an ultrasound examination showed no abnormal echoes in the left adnexal area, but a cystic echo area was observed in the right adnexal area, measuring approximately 3.63.0cm, with regular shape and clear boundaries. CDFI: No blood flow signals were detected within the mass. In the uterine rectal fossa: No liquid dark areas were observed. However, subsequent blood HCG and CBC tests revealed human chorionic gonadotropin levels of 5050.00 mIU/ml.Doctor's answer:
If the last menstrual period was on January 28th, March 7th would be the 40th day of the menstrual cycle. If the menstrual cycle is regular, under normal circumstances, pregnancy can be confirmed by observing the gestational sac in the uterus around the time of the missed period. Since you haven't seen it, ectopic pregnancy should also be considered. Taking cold medicine three months before conception is not likely to cause significant interference to the child. Now, you should focus on monitoring the levels of early pregnancy hormones and observe any signs of abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding. It has been a week since your last ultrasound, so another one should be done to check again.