Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Natural miscarriage at six weeks of pregnancy, with two things coming out. One is a transparent fetal bubble, and the other is an oval-shaped, balloon-like mass of flesh, resembling a deflated ball. Is the latter the placenta? Both are the same size. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
1, Pregnancy is generally calculated based on the last menstrual period. The specific growth size of the fetus can be obtained through hospital ultrasound tests. Regardless of which method is used, it cannot determine the exact date of fertilization.2, Sperm can survive for a long time in a woman's body, so it cannot be tested. The exact date of fertilization cannot be determined. However, it is possible to calculate the estimated due date based on the last menstrual period. A typical pregnancy lasts 9 months and 10 days, or 40 weeks, totaling 280 days. The specific delivery date may vary, and it can be observed based on individual circumstances.