Patient's question:
Yesterday, about fifty days after my last menstrual period, something unusual came out, but it didn't seem like menstruation. The urine test was positive, but the ultrasound showed no signs of pregnancy. Is this considered an ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
If it is a pregnancy test paper and you carefully check that it is positive, then it is possible that you are pregnant. If the pregnancy time is relatively short under ultrasound, it may not be visible. If it is indeed not visible under ultrasound, are you currently experiencing any bleeding? If it is an ectopic pregnancy, there may be bleeding accompanied by abdominal pain. If you have such symptoms, it is important to go to the hospital promptly. Ectopic pregnancy patients can understand and receive symptomatic treatment while using folk remedies for supplementary treatment in daily life. In daily diet, it is essential to avoid excessive hunger or fullness, and never overeat or binge drink.