Patient's question:
40 days since the last menstrual period (last menstrual period on November 23) Hospital examination: Urine test HCG positive, B ultrasound: Anterior uterine position, size 605560mm, endometrial thickness 10mm, right ovary: 2716mm, no echo area 422840mm on the left side of the uterus, clear boundaries, no obvious gestational sac seen in the uterus currently, no obvious free anechoic area in the pelvis, no obvious mixed masses in bilateral adnexal areas. Ultrasound suggests: Left ovarian cyst, no obvious fluid accumulation in the pelvis, no obvious gestational sac seen in the uterus currently, no obvious mixed masses in bilateral adnexal areas.The doctor said it could be too small to detect or an ectopic pregnancy, and advised me to seek medical attention promptly if I experience abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding!
Vaginal bleeding began at 41 days of pregnancy, similar in amount to a menstrual period. Hospital visit: Blood test HCG: 429. The doctor said it could be threatened miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, and advised me to continue monitoring blood HCG.
Currently, I have no abdominal pain. If my menstrual cycle has always been regular, I would have thought it was my period if I hadn't gone to the hospital for a check-up.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the early symptoms of the two are not very different, it's hard to judge, but there are still some differences. Both experience abdominal pain, but ectopic pregnancy usually involves bleeding and severe abdominal pain. In fact, the best approach is to have blood HCG tested at the hospital while also checking progesterone, as progesterone can also accurately reflect implantation status. Generally speaking, undergoing any form of abortion can cause certain harm to the patient. Therefore, patients should pay attention to self-care. Abortion patients should take care of themselves, such as paying attention to keeping warm and avoiding cold water.