Can’t I be hospitalized for ectopic pregnancy?

Can’t I be hospitalized for ectopic pregnancy?

1. Ectopic pregnancy generally refers to ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy generally cannot be treated in hospital and requires hospitalization.

2. Ectopic pregnancy usually refers to the implantation and development of the fertilized egg outside the uterine cavity. The most common ectopic pregnancy is the fallopian tube, but a small number of patients will have ectopic pregnancy in the ovaries, cervix and other parts. It is usually caused by factors such as fallopian tube inflammation or infection, fallopian tube dysplasia, because inflammatory stimulation can cause adhesion, twisting, blockage or stenosis of the fallopian tube tissue, weakened and blocked fallopian tube peristalsis, and lead to the risk of ectopic pregnancy. Generally speaking, in the early stages of the disease, there are no special clinical symptoms, and the process is similar to early pregnancy, but as the embryo develops, it may cause menopause, abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. Since ectopic pregnancy is a more dangerous disease, or an important cause of death of early pregnant mothers, once diagnosed, hospitalization is required, which can facilitate doctors to actively monitor, understand patient bleeding, prevent ectopic pregnancy miscarriage or rupture, lead to abdominal bleeding, and make patients faint or even face the risk of death.

3. When the patient suffers from ectopic pregnancy, it can be treated by salpingectomy or conservative surgery under the guidance of a doctor. After treatment, pay attention to bed rest, develop good hygiene habits, and avoid infection.