What are the early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy

How is an ectopic pregnancy treated?

The treatment of ectopic pregnancy requires surgical treatment. If the female patient does not plan to have children in the future, a fallopian tube window surgery can be performed. At the same time, shock is corrected, laparotomy is performed, and the diseased fallopian tube is removed. If you want to continue to get pregnant in the future, you can also cut the fallopian tube and take out the fertilized egg.

What are the early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy?

The early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are usually abdominal pain on one side, usually accompanied by vaginal bleeding. If these symptoms occur during pregnancy, go to the hospital for examination in time to clarify the situation and do not delay the disease.

What are the dangers of ectopic pregnancy?

There are three main aspects of the harm of ectopic pregnancy. The harm of ectopic pregnancy is as follows:

1. Possible miscarriage: Complete miscarriage results in less bleeding, while in incomplete miscarriage, some villi remain in the fallopian tube. After a period of time, the trophoblastic cells will invade the fallopian tube wall again and cause harm to the body.

2. Recurrence of ectopic pregnancy: About 15% of women will have ectopic pregnancy again. That is to say, after removing one fallopian tube, there is still a possibility of ectopic pregnancy when the other fallopian tube is pregnant.

3. Potentially life-threatening: About one-third of patients with ectopic pregnancy go into shock or shock before admission to hospital. The severity of the shock depends on the amount of internal bleeding and the rate of blood loss.