Patient's question:
About 25 days pregnant, after an abortion, a week later the re-examination showed ectopic pregnancy. Can it be treated with medication?Doctor's answer:
B shows the size of the mass is generally less than 3 cm in diameter, without abdominal pain or internal bleeding symptoms, except for other conditions such as normal blood tests, liver and kidney function, and so on. In the first two weeks of strict treatment, hCG and B should be rechecked every three days. Monitoring data 1. When hCG shows an upward trend and three consecutive negative results, the B mass increases and symptoms subside, indicating effectiveness. On the 7th day of medication, if hCG rises by more than 15~25%, but the B mass shows no change, reconsideration of further medication is possible, accounting for 20% of such patients. If hCG rises by less than 15%, symptoms are delayed or internal bleeding occurs, surgery should be considered. Additionally, during the treatment of ectopic pregnancy patients.