Patient's question:
28 years old, last menstrual period on May 6th, first check on June 15th confirmed pregnancy, HCG value 6828, progesterone P16.43, ultrasound taken on June 16th showed anterior uterine position, uterine size 5.45.34.1cm, regular shape, intrauterine gestational sac 1.1cm, embryonic pole (-), left ovary size 3.61.3cm, right ovary size 3.81.7cm, no obvious abnormalities in uterine rectal pouch, no significant abnormal blood flow in bilateral adnexa, intrauterine early pregnancy (equivalent to 5 weeks), blood test on June 22nd showed HCG 7400, progesterone P14.69, no ultrasound taken, doctor said HCG growth was too slow, then reviewed last week's ultrasound images and said the fetal shape was poor, recommended termination of pregnancy, had been having headaches, lower back pain, slightly elevated temperature (not measured, just felt), very tired, no bleeding or abdominal pain.Doctor's answer:
It's recommended that you don't worry too much. You can go to the hospital for a follow-up check-up around 60 days after your period. Some late developers may even take over 70 days to see the primitive heart tube. So there's no need to worry too much; it will be healthy.