Patient's question:
At 35 days pregnant, a careful check showed progesterone at 15, HCG at 8800, with brown discharge. Taking medication to support the pregnancy. Now at 40 days, progesterone is 127, HCG is 50035. Is this normal? After two days of injections, there is still brown discharge. What should I do? Can the baby be saved?Doctor's answer:
Based on the data you've described, the rise and doubling of blood hCG is very good. Now that progesterone levels have also increased, the likelihood of preservation is high. There is a small amount of brown discharge, and you don't need to worry about it. Many women experience this during pregnancy, and it is a common phenomenon. For example, if you previously had cervical inflammation or erosion, it may have improved after becoming pregnant. As long as there is no fresh peeling or significant abdominal pain, preservation is generally possible. Now, relax your mind and focus on preservation treatment, resting as much as possible and lying down when you can.