How harmful is ectopic pregnancy at 47 days?

Ectopic pregnancy refers to a situation where we get pregnant inside or outside the uterus. After an ectopic pregnancy occurs, we are in great danger. The fertilized egg cannot develop into a fetus normally. If the ectopic pregnancy is not discovered as soon as possible and treated accordingly, it may endanger our lives. In addition to affecting our physical and mental health, we will also cause many sequelae after ectopic pregnancy surgery. Now I want to share with you how harmful ectopic pregnancy is to the body.

1. Miscarriage: If we cannot treat ectopic pregnancy in time, we are likely to have miscarriage. The amount of bleeding in a complete miscarriage is relatively small. If we have an incomplete miscarriage, some villi will remain in our fallopian tubes, and after a period of time, they will invade our fallopian wall, causing repeated bleeding.

2. Rupture: Our oocyte villi will erode our tube wall muscle layer and serosa, so our fallopian tube is likely to rupture, which will not only cause certain damage to our small arteries, but may also cause acute bleeding. If we cannot see it in time, we may experience shock or even death.

3. Ectopic pregnancy again: If we have an ectopic pregnancy, 15% of ectopic pregnancy may occur again. When we remove one side of the fallopian tube after an ectopic pregnancy, an ectopic pregnancy may also occur on the other side of the fallopian tube.

Ectopic pregnancy can also cause us infertility. For example, when our fallopian tubes are blocked, our women will have ectopic pregnancy, which will cause our women to be infertile.