Patient's question:
Four days after my last menstrual period ended, vaginal bleeding began, with the color being light coffee-colored.On November 1, I went to the hospital to see a doctor.
She said I had abdominal inflammation (I have pelvic that has not yet been fully cured).
The doctor prescribed Levofloxacin Injection and Ampicillin Sodium Powder for me. After two days of intravenous infusion, the color of the blood turned bright red, and the amount also increased.
Later, I went to see another doctor, and this time the doctor said it was possible that I had an ectopic pregnancy.
Today I had a B. It said there is a mass in my left ovary.
The doctor asked me to have a blood test to confirm.
Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you mentioned, the probability of ectopic pregnancy causing vaginal bleeding is very high. The amount can vary, it's not certain, but it often leads to intra-abdominal bleeding. Therefore, for diagnosing ectopic pregnancy, vaginal bleeding cannot be relied upon; instead, a comprehensive judgment should be made.