Patient's question:
[Condition Description: Had an abortion on August 3, pathology showed partial molar pregnancy. Bleeding stopped on August 8, but there was a small amount of bleeding again on August 13. On August 10, B-hCG was 383, and ultrasound showed no residual tissue in the uterus. Is there any connection? Past treatment history and effectiveness: Followed up B-hCG for two years. What kind of help do you want: What should I do?Doctor's answer:
You recently underwent a surgical treatment for partial molar pregnancy about 10 days ago. It is necessary to follow up closely within one year after the surgery. You have experienced slight vaginal bleeding, but an ultrasound examination did not reveal any intrauterine remnants. Your blood HCG levels have decreased. It is recommended that you have another check-up one week later and must be rechecked every week until the HCG levels return to normal. Subsequently, you should still have a check-up every two weeks for the next three months. After three months, you should have a monthly check-up. If the HCG levels are normal, it indicates that there is no recurrence.