Patient's question:
28 years old, first pregnancy, last menstrual period on November 12th, performed an ultrasound at 58 days of pregnancy: retroverted uterus, enlarged, homogeneous muscle layer echo, visible fetal bud 2.1 cm in the uterus, fetal heartbeat visible, left ovary not palpable, right ovary length 3.3 cm, no abnormal internal echo. The ultrasound shows a viable intrauterine fetus, gestational age 8 weeks and 6 days. It is four days larger than the actual calculation. Previously, there was no spotting, occasional abdominal bloating. So far, no progesterone test has been performed. I would like to ask the doctor if there is a possibility of a poor fetal outcome in the future? Is it necessary to have a progesterone test?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, according to your description, your germ is normal. Advice: Hello, it is recommended that the patient does not need to be overly anxious. You can take progesterone capsules orally. At the 3rd month of pregnancy, go to the hospital to establish the maternal and child health care manual.