Patient's question:
Female, 30 years old, pregnant for two weeks, with a small amount of vaginal bleeding. The doctor recommended using human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). She has been using it for two weeks, and the vaginal bleeding has stopped. However, she still feels nauseous, and it is worse than before. Is this a drug reaction? Should she continue using hCG?Previously, before this pregnancy, she was pregnant for one month and experienced threatened miscarriage. She was given progesterone to prevent miscarriage, but the pregnancy did not develop. Two months later, she underwent a D&C. After a month and a half, she became pregnant again.
Doctor's answer:
If it grows poorly, the level of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) will be low, which means it is unsuccessful. Only normal growth can make your hCG level normal as well. This is also a substance that causes nausea, and some people vomit severely because there is too much of it.