Patient's question:
Patient Age: I had an abortion under anesthesia on October 30 and an MRI on November 24. The anterior position of the uterus showed a size of approximately 643667 with regular contours, uniform myometrial echoes, and an endometrial thickness of about 7 mm. The left ovary measured about 2918 mm, and the right ovary measured about 2819 mm. No clear abnormal echoes were observed. Behind, there was a slight posterior concavity with an echo of about 10 mm, indicating a small amount of pelvic fluid. I haven't had my period yet, and I just took a pregnancy test with two lines—one is very faint. Is it possible that I'm pregnant? Or did I not clean it properly last time? What kind of assistance do I need: I want to know if this child can be kept if I am pregnant.Doctor's answer:
Due to the menstrual disorder and positive urine hCG result caused by heavy traffic, as well as pelvic effusion, it is not ruled out that it could be a possibility of pregnancy. It is recommended that you go to a formal hospital for blood tests to check hCG and an ultrasound to confirm. It takes three weeks after an abortion for blood HCG to drop to normal, and some people may take longer to decrease. Therefore, if you again have a weak positive result in your urine hCG, retest it after one week. If necessary, retest blood hCG.