Patient's question:
Doctor, is the hCG and progesterone level normal at 4 weeks of pregnancy? My last menstrual period was on June 12th. On the 30th, I had continuous vaginal bleeding for four days, intermittent, with dark red or brown color. Today, it seems like the bleeding has stopped. A detailed ultrasound examination revealed 0.2 cm of adhesion in the uterine cavity. Can the baby stretch it open? Is the bleeding caused by the adhesion being stretched open? Additionally, a detailed examination showed a positive ureaplasma urealyticum in my white discharge. Can I be treated for this? What impact would untreated infection have on the baby? The test report is below... Thank you, doctors!Doctor's answer:
From your ultrasound report, it doesn't seem to show that you are pregnant? But it did reveal adhesions inside the uterine cavity. In addition to the positive Mycoplasma, which should be treated. You need to be fully recovered before you can get pregnant, as it is easy to cause miscarriage in a contagious state.Advice: Pay close attention to how you conceive. Both partners should be treated for Mycoplasma. Mycoplasma is treated with antibiotics, and a drug sensitivity test should be done before medication, as Mycoplasma is often resistant to many antibiotics.