Patient's question:
My four fertility tests are normal, chlamydia and mycoplasma are negative, and among the four antibody tests, the anti-ovarian antibody... I have an ovarian cyst on my left side, the thyroid is normal, and the fallopian tubes are normal. My partner's semen analysis report: Semen appearance: Milky; Semen volume: 4.0 ml; Odor: Normal; pH value: 7.4; Dilution ratio: 1:1; Liquefaction time: 30 minutes; Viscosity: Normal; Aggregation degree: Normal; Liquefaction state: Liquefied at room temperature 25°C; Total number of sperm examined: 100; A: 0.0; B: 14.0; Total number of motile sperm: 61Doctor's answer:
Hello, according to your description, the heart tube usually appears around weeks 6-8 of pregnancy. If there is still no heartbeat at week 8, it may be considered intrauterine growth retardation. It is recommended to undergo an abortion procedure. If the time is still short, you can have a follow-up ultrasound before week 8. It is suggested that if you haven't reached week 8, you can wait a bit longer. If the time has passed and there is concern about developmental stagnation, it is recommended to consider an early abortion procedure and actively prepare for preoperative examinations. You can choose a painless abortion.