Patient's question:
I came to YJ on November 17th, with a cycle of 25 days. Originally, I was supposed to come to YJ on December 12th, but it never happened. On the 18th, I went to the hospital for an ultrasound, which confirmed that I was indeed pregnant. However, the doctor said there was a 4mm-sized gestational sac in my uterus, and nearby on the left side, there was a 19mm cyst, which they couldn't confirm whether it was an ectopic pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
Hello! The diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy is relatively complex. Relying solely on an ultrasound report cannot accurately determine if it is ectopic pregnancy. It is necessary to combine the blood HCG value. The diagnosis method for ectopic pregnancy requires laparoscopy. Ectopic pregnancy is mainly characterized by amenorrhea, irregular vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, or adnexal masses. Due to your short duration of amenorrhea, it is currently difficult to confirm whether you are pregnant both in and outside the uterus. It is recommended to have a blood test to check the HCG.