Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Come twice, sometimes it comes after a month and doesn't go away, and sometimes it only comes once every two months. I went to the hospital to see a doctor, and they told me that the child nursing wasn't normal. Later, 'I just don't care when it comes during my period, and I don't look at the calendar to see when it arrives or leaves. Approximately around November 20th of last year (in the lunar calendar), my period came. I'm not sure of the exact time. It's been to this August now, and my period still hasn't come. So, I bought some test strips and took a test. The first time, the line below wasn't very clear, so I went to the hospital for an ultrasound. The doctor said it might be pregnancy, but they hadn't seen a gestational sac yet, and told me to come back in a few days. The day before yesterday, I went back, but they still couldn't see it. The doctor said to wait a few more days to come back. Then I took another test strip, and the line below and the line above were equally clear. I'm sad because it might be an ectopic pregnancy. Is the pregnancy an ectopic pregnancy?
Doctor's answer:
The gestational sac can only be identified on ultrasound after 6-7 weeks of pregnancy. Since you didn't remember the date of your last menstrual period, I suggest you follow the doctor's advice and wait a few days before getting an ultrasound. If the gestational sac still isn't visible on the ultrasound, there may be a possibility of ectopic pregnancy, and you should take treatment measures as recommended by your doctor. Additionally, during the treatment for ectopic pregnancy, besides timely medical care, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also crucial. The patient must maintain a light diet and keep a cheerful and optimistic mindset at all times to avoid unnecessary impacts on the complete recovery from ectopic pregnancy.