Will I still have menstruation if I have an ectopic pregnancy?

Will I still have menstruation if I have an ectopic pregnancy?

1. Ectopic pregnancy clinically refers to ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy usually does not cause menstruation. When a patient has an ectopic pregnancy, she should actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment.

2. Ectopic pregnancy refers to the implantation and development of the fertilized egg outside the uterine cavity, which can be caused by contraceptive failure, fallopian tube inflammation or infection, frequent smoking or endocrine abnormalities. Because local inflammation can cause tissue adhesion, fallopian tube twisting, blockage or stenosis, weakened fallopian tube peristalsis, and blocked movement of the fertilized egg, it usually leads to the risk of ectopic pregnancy. There are no obvious clinical symptoms in the early stage, and the process is similar to early pregnancy. Because ectopic pregnancy also has a fertilization process, it is easy to stimulate the endometrium, causing endometrial thickening, and menopausal phenomena will occur. However, when the embryo gradually increases, or after rupture, abdominal pain or soreness may occur, and vaginal bleeding may also occur. Patients are advised to seek timely treatment, which can be treated under the guidance of a doctor through salpingectomy, conservative surgery, etc.

3. In daily life, you should pay attention to maintaining a calm state of mind, receive psychological counseling, rest in bed, develop good hygiene habits, avoid infection, maintain comfortable bowel movements, and avoid constipation that increases abdominal pressure.