Patient's question:
I had a test-tube baby transfer on November 18th. Ten days later, a blood test showed hCG 303, indicating I was pregnant. Then on December 13th, an ultrasound confirmed an intrauterine gestational sac. The doctor said it was growing well. However, on the third day, December 14th, in the evening, I noticed brownish discharge without abdominal pain. On December 15th, in the evening, I also noticed discharge with mild abdominal pain. By the third day of hospitalization, on December 17th, in the morning, a blood test showed elevated CA125/72.45, low estradiol 88.13, progesterone 43.770, and HCG 50730. The doctor prescribed some traditional Chinese medicine for regulation, along with dydrogesterone tablets and a folic acid-type medication. After three days in the hospital, I still have abdominal pain and spotting. What should I do? Are there any specific foods I can include in my diet?Doctor's answer:
According to the symptoms described, standardized treatment can be administered under the guidance of a gynecologist in a regular hospital. Relieve stress, pay attention to rest, and maintain personal hygiene. Keep the area clean and dry at all times, avoid spicy and irritating foods, maintain a balanced diet, follow a regular lifestyle, and keep a cheerful mood. Do not have too much pressure. Rest in bed and avoid sexual intercourse. The above advice is for the question "I did IVF transfer on November 18th." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!