Patient's question:
I had an abortion once and a miscarriage once. Later, I was found to have fallopian tube blockage and underwent two tubal irrigation procedures. This month, my period came and I still needed to have a tubal irrigation, but unexpectedly, I got pregnant. My last menstrual period was on April 23rd. On May 28th, a urine test showed a weak positive result, and an ultrasound revealed abnormalities both inside and outside the uterus. On June 7th, a urine test showed a nearly strong positive result, and an ultrasound showed no abnormalities inside or outside the uterus. I have lower abdominal and bilateral pain, but no bleeding. Could this be an ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you calculate your approximate pregnancy time based on your menstrual cycle and the duration of your missed period. Generally, an intrauterine gestational sac can be observed around 25-40 days of pregnancy. It is advised to wait for a week and then follow up for a clearer diagnosis. In fact, under normal circumstances, undergoing any form of induced abortion will have some impact on women. Therefore, patients should pay attention to their diet. Patients undergoing induced abortion should take care of themselves, such as paying attention to keeping warm and avoiding cold water.