Patient's question:
I had a biochemical pregnancy and am worried about the possibility of an ectopic pregnancy. I had a transvaginal ultrasound done, and it was still bleeding at the time. Did it affect anything? The ultrasound was done in the afternoon, and I still had pain on the right side of my lower abdomen at night. It didn't hurt when I didn't have the ultrasound? Could it have torn the tissue on the right side? Is that possible?Doctor's answer:
Consider strengthening nutrition and drinking more water. It's still better to actively choose follow-up ultrasound to observe the condition of the gestational sac. This situation cannot rule out the possibility of threatened miscarriage or late implantation. It's better to observe whether the original menstrual cycle was normal.