Patient's question:
Six weeks of prenatal ultrasound showed a gestational sac measuring 16mm × 9mm with cystic echoes in the uterine cavity. Estradiol level was 1606.346, progesterone level was 33.085, and HCG was 9547. The doctor prescribed progesterone tablets for fifteen days, saying that she had previously used Dian for menstrual regulation and was concerned about poor ovarian function. Is it necessary to take this medication, and will it harm the baby?Doctor's answer:
At six weeks, a detailed ultrasound examination of the uterine cavity revealed a gestational sac echo, confirming an intrauterine early pregnancy. From the perspective of blood HCG and progesterone levels, they appear relatively stable. If ovarian function is poor, progesterone levels may gradually begin to rise or fail to increase. Currently, the progesterone level is still stable, but it is recommended to recheck every other day to understand the trend of the. If the are unstable, it may be necessary to take measures to support the pregnancy. During the period of supporting the pregnancy, it is best to rest in bed to ensure the stability of the fetus.