Patient's question:
I only discovered it after 58 days of careful examination. I had taken 5-6 pregnancy test strips before with no positive results, and 3 ultrasound and color Doppler scans also showed nothing. It wasn't until 58 days later that I was carefully examined and found to be pregnant. Then, at another hospital, the doctor said it was around 4 months, but according to my last menstrual period, it would be 4.5 months. In my case, how should the due date be calculated? If I give birth based on the last menstrual period, would the baby be considered full-term? Seeking medical advice for clarification.Doctor's answer:
Dear Inquirer,According to the situation you described, if your menstrual cycle is longer, the due date will also be delayed. Pay attention to hygiene, rest and engage in appropriate exercise after conception, and focus on enhancing nutrition. Regular prenatal check-ups should be conducted to detect any abnormalities and seek timely treatment.
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