Patient's question:
In June 2013, a D&C procedure was performed due to fetal demise (pregnancy at 63 days). From January to June 2014, menstrual cycles were irregular. In late March 2014, she was hospitalized once. At that time, blood HCG was 848, with heavy vaginal bleeding. Ultrasound scans showed no fetus in the uterus or elsewhere. The doctor suspected ectopic pregnancy.However, a week later, bleeding stopped, and no abnormalities were found in any tests. She was discharged without further issues. In July 2004, a series of abortion-related tests were conducted, including anti-B, which has now returned to normal. In January 2015, tests for sperm, antiviral factors, and blood type were performed, all of which were normal.
Doctor's answer:
It is a miscarriage. You can check the chromosomes. You can consider getting pregnant again. In addition to timely treatment for eugenics, patients need to consult experts for advice and maintain communication with doctors. Patients also need to pay attention to nursing aspects, such as eating light meals and avoiding spicy and irritating foods. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a professional hospital for diagnosis and treatment, so that they can achieve good therapeutic effects.