Patient's question:
My partner's last menstrual period was on February 9th. On March 18th, she went to Linzi District People's Hospital for a blood test, where the progesterone level was over 15, and the HCG was over 10,000. There was bleeding, initially brown in color, then red yesterday, and blood clots last night. This morning, the bleeding has turned dark red, but it has decreased today. She has been receiving progesterone injections for three consecutive days, one shot per day.Doctor's answer:
Mild abdominal pain or vaginal bleeding should be of threatened miscarriage. It is advisable to seek medical attention promptly at the gynecology department of a hospital. Blood tests for HCG and progesterone, as well as an ultrasound examination, can be conducted for diagnostic reference. Rest is important, and timely treatment should be administered if any abnormalities are observed.