Patient's question:
Patient Age: Gestational age of 40 days. Ultrasound showed a gestational sac measuring 1411mm, with a yolk sac but no fetal heartbeat or fetal pole. Blood test results showed progesterone level of 1.5, HCG 780, and all four coagulation tests were higher than normal values. The doctor diagnosed hypercoagulation. Progesterone was administered via injection, and HCG was monitored for one week. At 48 days of gestation, ultrasound showed a gestational sac measuring 66mm, with no fetal heartbeat or fetal pole. There was an intrauterine echo of blood measuring 179mm. On May 6th, a D&C procedure was performed.Does high blood coagulation in pregnant women lead to embryonic demise? Why?
Medical History: From 2005 to 2006, the patient was pregnant twice. Both times, spotting occurred at the second month of pregnancy. Ultrasound examinations showed normal fetal development, and progesterone was administered via injection, along with HCG to support the pregnancy.
Doctor's answer:
Your situation is: factors caused by seminal fluid antibodies / it is better to start treatment from this aspect @