Patient's question:
Noticed a little bit of blood on my underwear, the color is very light. I'm so scared it might be an ectopic pregnancy. What color is the blood in an ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Whether it's an ectopic pregnancy, threatened miscarriage, or a blood flow from a molar pregnancy, the blood is usually brown when the amount is small, and the blood just released is bright red. To confirm an ectopic pregnancy, don't just look at the color of the blood; the main thing is to check hCG doubling and a thorough ultrasound examination. As long as the hCG doubling is poor and the pregnancy sac is always invisible in the uterine cavity on ultrasound, regardless of how much bleeding there is, if the abdominal pain is extremely severe, it needs to be addressed at the hospital at any time.