The difference between biochemical pregnancy and ectopic pregnancy

The difference between biochemical pregnancy and ectopic pregnancy:

Ectopic pregnancy refers to ectopic pregnancy. The difference between biochemical pregnancy and ectopic pregnancy lies in the location of the gestational sac, symptoms and treatment methods. If you suspect that you have signs of pregnancy, you should also seek medical attention as soon as possible to rule out biochemical pregnancy and ectopic pregnancy.

1. Location of the gestational sac: Biochemical pregnancy means that the gestational sac is not implanted in the endometrium, or is attached to the endometrium, stops developing, and is expelled from the body when the endometrium sheds. Generally speaking, the gestational sac cannot be seen during B-ultrasound examination, but ectopic pregnancy can clearly see that the gestational sac is implanted outside the uterus.

2. Symptoms: Biochemical pregnancy is mainly manifested by vaginal bleeding and paroxysmal lower abdominal pain, similar to normal menstruation. Ectopic pregnancy will present with menopause, persistent lower abdominal pain or paroxysmal tearing pain, sometimes accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and a feeling of falling.

3. Treatment: Occasional biochemical pregnancy usually does not require special treatment, while ectopic pregnancy requires immediate treatment after diagnosis, such as expected treatment, drug therapy or surgical treatment. The specific treatment plan depends on the number of weeks of pregnancy and the physical condition of the pregnant woman.

During pregnancy, women should pay attention to eating three meals on time, pay attention to the combination of meat and vegetables, avoid overeating, and do not frequently consume carbonated drinks, snacks and fried foods.