Patient's question:
This morning, the pregnancy test showed I'm pregnant. It's probably been about twenty days at most. Before this, I had been trying to conceive for several months without success, which was due to pelvic effusion. I experienced pain in my lower left abdomen and waist. Later, after taking medication, the condition improved, and I got pregnant this month. However, I feel that the pelvic effusion hasn't fully healed yet. Occasionally, I still feel some pain in my lower left abdomen. I'm worried that this might interfere with the baby's development. Is there any treatment that won't affect the baby's growth?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description of your condition, the test paper showed pregnancy, and you had pelvic fluid accumulation during pre-pregnancy. You experienced abdominal and lower back pain, and now you occasionally feel abdominal pain. These clinical symptoms may also affect fetal growth and development. Don't be anxious, relax your mind.Suggestion 1: Go to the gynecology department of the hospital for a thorough examination to confirm an intrauterine early pregnancy.
Suggestion 2: If the gestational sac and embryo are developing normally, in addition to the abdominal pain symptoms, it is recommended that you consult a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. Using traditional Chinese medicine for regulation is usually more effective.