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Ultrasound after methotrexate injection
I took methotrexate injection for ectopic pregnancy.
Beta hcg dropped from 640 to 20 within 16 days. When I took usg tvs it shows ectopic is still there and I have pco I have attached the report. Plz tell me is it OK. Y still tissue is not removed after injection but drop in hcg. Will thy do surgery if the tissue is removed.
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It is not OK.
You should have discussed with your Gynaecologist before taking Methotrexate for ectopic pregnancy.
It is not as simple as taking gol gappe from a roadside vendor and feeling happy.
Methotrexate follow up is cumbersome. Many patients may need an operation after Methotrexate injection.
You may consult with me for details.
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