Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with the line breaks preserved as instructed:On December 7th, regarding the matter: In January, there were two lines on the pregnancy test, and the urine test also indicated pregnancy. Later, an ultrasound revealed that the gestational age was too early to see the baby. After waiting for a week, I went back again, but still couldn’t see anything. Then, after waiting for another five days, it was reported that there was an irregular, non-echoic area measuring 20-30 mm in the uterine cavity, and a liquid dark area with a diameter of about 11 mm was visible behind the uterus. The hCG test result was greater than 10,000 (reference range: 0-5.3). Now I am 47 days pregnant and want to know what is going on.
Doctor's answer:
Hello, after early pregnancy, some people experience early pregnancy symptoms 6 weeks after their period. A B can detect pregnancy at 5 weeks, and a pregnancy test can be done 7-9 days after intercourse. At 7 weeks, a fetal pole can be seen, and at 8 weeks, a fetal heartbeat can be detected. It is okay to have a follow-up check to rule out ectopic pregnancy.