Patient's question:
Doctor, my last menstrual period was on November 21st. On December 21st, I did a six-panel sex hormone test and found out I was pregnant. The doctor asked me to monitor the doubling of hCG levels (attached record). On December 30th, the doctor said the doubling was good but progesterone was low and asked me to continue monitoring. On January 6th, I started having brown discharge, and on January 7th, I had some bleeding. I went to the hospital for an ultrasound, and the doctor said the embryo's growth and development were poor and that they couldn't see anything at the moment, recommending surgery. Today, I still have dark red bleeding. Doctor, I want to ask, if I want this child, what is the possibility of keeping it now?Doctor's answer:
Don't worry about relaxation of mood, are there any other uncomfortable symptoms now? In this situation, it is recommended to focus on progesterone treatment to maintain the pregnancy. Since you have been pregnant for a short time, sometimes it can return to normal after treatment. It is recommended to wait and see carefully. The above is the advice for the question "If I want this child, what is the possibility of maintaining the pregnancy now?" I hope it helps you, wish you health!