Some women have been preparing for pregnancy for a long time and finally become pregnant, but during the examination, they discover that they have an ectopic pregnancy and can only terminate the pregnancy. But after terminating the pregnancy, although HCG decreased, the mass increased. What's going on?
When a woman terminates her ectopic pregnancy, she finds that although her HCG has decreased, the lump has not decreased but instead increased. This may be because the woman has waste blood in her body after terminating the pregnancy. If this waste blood is not excreted in time, it will gather together and appear as an enlarged lump during examination. Women only need to consult a doctor's advice and follow their doctor's advice for treatment.
Nowadays, many women undergo pregnancy tests by testing their blood HCG levels. However, when the blood HCG concentration reaches a certain level, the pregnancy test will become positive. However, women can only know whether they are pregnant through this method, and cannot determine whether they are pregnant inside or outside the uterus. They can only know the specific situation by going to the hospital for B-ultrasound examination.
If a woman goes to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination and no gestational sac is seen inside the uterus, but there is a mass outside the uterus, then the basic diagnosis of the woman is ectopic pregnancy. For the sake of women's health, it is generally recommended to terminate pregnancy. After termination, the HCG of women will decrease, and the lump will correspondingly become smaller. Then, during the curettage surgery, the lump should be removed to avoid being left in the female body and causing other diseases.
