Patient's question:
I think, doctor, that I am pregnant, and I have known for over a month, and I am also preparing to not keep it. The first thorough examination was on 11/30, and it was still 5 weeks without a fetal pole. Then on the night of 12/3, we had a big argument, and I experienced spotting. The next day, I had another thorough examination and did an ultrasound. The doctor said it was a miscarriage and that it couldn't be saved. However, at this time, a thorough examination at 7 weeks showed that the fetal pole had reappeared. I showed this to the doctor who diagnosed me, and I myself was not prepared to keep this baby. She said it might be that the fetal heartbeat had stopped. I asked if I could have a painless abortion, and she told me to come as soon as possible the next day. But when I asked her why the fetal heartbeat had stopped, she didn't explain it directly. She said it was unclear. Later, I asked a few other doctors, and they said it wasn't certain, because there was no fetal pole during the first thorough examination, but there was one by the third thorough examination, which meant the fetal pole only appeared around 6 weeks. Since my periods are usually delayed, I am very worried about the baby.Doctor's answer:
According to your situation, we estimate how many days pregnant you are now, starting from your last menstrual period. If the fetal growth and development, fetal heartbeat, and the timing of your menopause are relatively late, it may be related. If you are pregnant this time and do not want to continue, a miscarriage generally will not interfere with future pregnancies.We recommend that once you are pregnant, you should pay attention to rest, avoid overexertion, and focus on a balanced diet rich in high-quality protein, high nutrition, and high vitamins. This will help fetal development and boost your immune system.
If you decide to have an abortion surgery, you must fast and avoid getting wet or drinking water for at least two hours before and after the procedure.
The above advice is for the question "I think, doctor, that I only found out I was pregnant after more than a month." We hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!