Patient's question:
I am 26 years old, and I gave birth naturally after preparing for pregnancy for two months. Now, I am more than 50 days pregnant. However, the ultrasound shows that there is adhesion in the uterine cavity. The embryo is 1.3 cm with a heartbeat. Currently, I am taking dydrogesterone orally twice a day. I would like to ask where this adhesion is located, what its size and position are, and how significant the interference is?Doctor's answer:
According to your description and the ultrasound and blood test results you uploaded, it is inferred that the blood test values are normal, and the ultrasound examination shows that the embryo is developing well, consistent with the gestational age. From the description in the ultrasound report, it only mentions that adhesions are present in another position within the uterine cavity, with a range of 4.8mm. The distance between the adhesion site and the gestational sac is not mentioned, so it cannot be confirmed how much it may interfere with future pregnancy. If the adhesion site is far from the gestational sac, it is considered that the interference would be minimal.We advise you to relax and not be overly anxious. Focus on taking medication as prescribed for fetal preservation, while closely monitoring for any abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding. If vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain reoccurs, please seek medical attention promptly for further evaluation and treatment.