What should I do if progesterone HCG decreases at 7 weeks of pregnancy?

What should I do if both progesterone and HCG drop at 7 weeks of pregnancy? It is advisable to consult a doctor, have a follow-up examination, and listen to the doctor's advice to preserve the fetus or have surgery.

Under normal circumstances, progesterone is a value that will change, so it is normal to be slightly higher or lower than the previous two comparisons, as long as the difference between the two times is not too large.

In addition, progesterone is only used as a reference value, and the difference is too tangled in the level of progesterone.

1. As long as the hcg is doubled well, and there is no abdominal pain and bleeding, it can generally indirectly indicate that the fetus is developing well, so there is no need to worry too much; If the HCG does not double, or decreases, it may indicate that the fetus is not developing well, and it is recommended to continue monitoring and observation.

If the HCG does not double, or even decreases, most of the fetuses are not in good condition. It is recommended to monitor several times in a row, compare the results of the two HCGs, and then listen to the doctor's guidance.

Regarding progesterone, it is good to use it as a reference, do not worry too much about the level of progesterone value, some expectant mothers themselves have low progesterone, as for whether they need to protect the fetus, they also listen to the doctor's advice.

2. At 7 weeks of pregnancy, the fetal heart rate can generally be seen, so you can also do a B ultrasound as an auxiliary diagnosis.

It is recommended to monitor several times in a row, compare the results of the two HCGs, and then listen to the doctor's guidance. Regarding progesterone, it is good to use it as a reference, do not worry too much about the level of progesterone value, some expectant mothers themselves have low progesterone, as for whether they need to protect the fetus, they also listen to the doctor's advice.

In fact, many experts do not mind the first trimester of non-progesterone and HCG, "survival of the fittest" is a normal thing, if the embryo is good, it will naturally complete the pregnancy process well, if the embryo itself has a problem, timely protection of the fetus, the child may also be a problem after birth. So expectant mothers try to go with the flow and don't put too much pressure on themselves.

A drop in progesterone indicates poor embryo quality or a hormonal imbalance in the pregnant woman. When progesterone drops, you should go to the hospital in time to do ** and use the corresponding drugs to protect the fetus.

Some people will ask such a question, what to do if progesterone HCG decreases in seven weeks of pregnancy, and I personally feel that if this situation occurs, it is best to go to the hospital regularly for corresponding examinations, and to take the corresponding progesterone injection according to the doctor's instructions in time.

If the blood test value does not rise but falls, it may also be that the embryo is not well developed, in this case, first do a B ultrasound to check the development of the gestational sac, you can consider using progesterone to protect the fetus, pay attention to bed rest, do not exercise vigorously.

What is going on with the decline of HCG and progesterone at 7 weeks of pregnancy: pro HCG and progesterone should rise in the early stage of normal pregnancy, if HCG and progesterone both decline, first see if there is bleeding, if there is bleeding, blood HCG and progesterone both decline in the first trimester, ectopic pregnancy or threatened miscarriage cannot be ruled out. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, you must go to the hospital to confirm the diagnosis by color ultrasound as soon as possible, and determine that the ectopic pregnancy must be dealt with as soon as possible, otherwise it will be life-threatening.

If both HCG and progesterone are reduced, pregnancy is generally considered to be caused by threatened miscarriage, and the fetus can be preserved according to the situation**. If the fetal protection is not symptomatic and the miscarriage is inevitable, you can do uterine evacuation or observation, and the blood HCG is doubled every other day after normal pregnancy, and the progesterone is gradually rising.