Patient's question:
I had my last menstrual period on September 25, 2005. I discovered I was pregnant on October 30, and started bleeding on October 31, which has continued to this day. As soon as the bleeding began, I started taking vitamin E capsules. Two days later, I began receiving intramuscular progesterone injections. On November 8, I had an ultrasound examination; the gestational sac wall was thickened by about 1 cm, and the primitive could not be seen clearly. The ultrasound doctor said they had never seen such a thick gestational sac wall and advised me not to have the child. I would like to ask what does a thickened gestational sac wall indicate? Should I keep the child? Thank you.First follow-up question: I hope to get an answer from a gynecological and obstetric expert.
Doctor's answer:
Two and a half months pregnant, the gestational sac wall is normal, no need to worry. It is recommended to supplement folic acid, maintain a balanced diet, avoid exposure to toxic and harmful factors, have a regular routine, engage in moderate exercise, and avoid eating crabs, soft-shell turtles, Job's tears, purslane, apricots and almond kernels, black fungus, hawthorn, longan, aloe vera, papaya, canned food, cold drinks, and soda. Avoid sexual intercourse during the first three months of pregnancy to prevent miscarriage.