Patient's question:
November 19th was the last menstrual period, December 19th the pregnancy test showed pregnant, currently 38 days pregnant, and today I went to the hospital for a color Doppler ultrasound. The ultrasound showed the anterior uterine size was 4.84.63.9cm, with clear margins and normal shape, uniform myometrial regression. Endometrial thickness: 0.6cm. No definite adnexal cysts were observed in the uterine cavity. No obvious mass echoes were seen in both adnexa. Deep 1.3cm fluid was observed in the pelvis. MRI suggests no definite adnexal infection or pelvic effusion at this time. It is recommended to re-examine. How do these symptoms indicate the possibility of ectopic pregnancy? How is ectopic pregnancy treated?Doctor's answer:
Currently, it cannot be determined whether it is an ectopic pregnancy. There are no abnormalities detected either inside or outside the uterus. It is recommended to visit the hospital for a follow-up ultrasound in a few days, relax your mind, and do not get too anxious. I hope my explanation is helpful to you.Doctor's inquiry: For ectopic pregnancy patients, while understanding the need for symptomatic treatment, dietary therapy can also be used as a complementary treatment. It is important to maintain a proper diet in daily life and avoid stimulating foods.