Patient's question:
Patient Age:20
Detailed Medical Condition and Purpose of Consultation:
My period is one week late. Today, I had an ultrasound at the hospital, and here is the ultrasound description:
The uterus is in an anterior position, with a size of approximately 453341 mm. Its shape and size are normal, with an intact capsule. The muscular layer shows uniform echoes. Anechoic area measuring approximately 127 mm is observed in the uterine cavity, with slightly thickened walls, about 4 mm thick, and no embryonic sac or fetal heartbeat is seen inside.
A mixed nodule measuring approximately 1817 mm is observed between the anterior-medial part of the right ovary and the uterus. The boundary is unclear, and a small cyst measuring approximately 97 mm is seen inside, with relatively thick walls.
Doctor's answer:
Ectopic pregnancy usually ruptures around the 40th day of pregnancy. If you have mild pain in the right lower abdomen, it could be a sign of ectopic pregnancy. You need an ultrasound examination combined with blood HCG testing to determine if it is ectopic pregnancy. At the same time, it is important to check if you have any local pain or bleeding. Avoid delaying the treatment. The harm of ectopic pregnancy is significant, so it needs to be treated with caution. Only by identifying the root cause can an effective individualized treatment plan be formulated, with precise examinations and symptomatic treatment. It is recommended that you go to a formal and professional high-tech rapid pregnancy hospital for a detailed examination to clarify the cause and receive symptomatic treatment. Do not miss the best time for treatment.