Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Pregnant with an O-ring, underwent an abortion and IUD removal at 44 days. The procedure was normal at the time. Postoperative blood flow was minimal, and it stopped after 4 to 5 days. However, early pregnancy symptoms persisted. 21 days after the surgery, both urine and blood HCG tests were positive. Ultrasound examination ruled out ectopic pregnancy. An atypical echo was observed at the fundus, but it could not be confirmed (another hospital's ultrasound showed no abnormalities). Question: Why does this phenomenon occur? What further tests should I undergo?Duration of current illness and persistence: 21 days
Current general condition: Early pregnancy symptoms: fatigue, lethargy, nausea.
Medical history
Doctor's answer:
Postoperative follow-up of patients with uterine cavity separation of 3mm has been observed. This may be caused by either intrauterine inflammation and infection or adhesions at the internal cervical os.Advice: Based on the situation you described, it is currently not possible to clearly visualize the endometrium because your uterine cavity is in an abnormal condition. You need guidance from a gynecologist to manage this issue. Wishing you good health.