Patient's question:
At 47 days of pregnancy, there was nothing visible on the transvaginal ultrasound. CG was over 1000, but at 49 days, HCG was only over 600! The ultrasound showed a very small gestational sac! Can the baby still be saved?Doctor's answer:
Generally, at 6 to 7 weeks of pregnancy, a B examination will reveal the presence of a gestational sac, and at 7 to 8 weeks, the embryo and heartbeat can be observed. It is recommended to monitor the condition, ensure adequate rest, maintain a balanced diet, and keep a positive mood while increasing comprehensive nutrition. Pay attention to keeping warm, avoiding cold, cool, raw, and cold stimuli to prevent the invasion of cold pathogens. It is advised to undergo B and endocrine examinations at a regular hospital to identify the cause and consider appropriate treatment. Rest as much as possible during the day, avoid anger, staying up late, and tension, as maintaining a cheerful mood is key.