Patient's question:
My girlfriend is 20 years old. She had a procedure last month, but she started her period at the beginning of this month. Three days ago, she had another procedure. Today, when she went to the hospital for an X-ray, the report had an item stating pregnancy. Could the hospital have made a mistake? Or was she pregnant last month? But how could she have had a normal period this month?Doctor's answer:
Generally, if something cannot be detected, a blood test can now be performed to determine the HCG secretion level and determine if pregnancy exists. If pregnancy is confirmed, it is not recommended to continue the pregnancy because the radiation is very low and may cause fetal malformations.