How long does it take for ectopic pregnancy to be treated conservatively without bleeding?

Ectopic pregnancy is ectopic pregnancy. With conservative treatment, bleeding may not occur for 15 to 30 days. That is to say, after conservative treatment, when human chorionic gonadotropin in the body returns to normal, vaginal bleeding will gradually stop. Because each patient has different physical conditions, different pregnancy times, different human chorionic gonadotropin levels in the body, and different drug sensitivities, etc., the bleeding time may be affected. Therefore, the specific bleeding time varies from person to person, and the specific situation is analyzed as follows:

Ectopic pregnancy is mostly caused by the fertilized egg implanting outside the uterine cavity due to abnormalities or malformations of the fallopian tubes. Conservative treatment methods are mainly based on drug therapy. Commonly used drugs are mifepristone tablets and methotrexate tablets, which mainly kill the villi and inhibit embryonic development. During the treatment process, the activity of the chorionic membrane can be reduced, and estrogen, progesterone, and human chorionic gonadotropin will also decrease, thereby achieving the purpose of treatment. However, in some people, the hormone levels in the body drop faster during the treatment process, and it may take about 15 days to stop bleeding. However, in some people, the hormone levels in the body drop more slowly, and it may take 30 days to stop bleeding. However, those who exceed 30 days are mostly abnormal phenomena and need to adjust the treatment plan.

Ectopic pregnancy is mostly caused by the fertilized egg implanting outside the uterine cavity due to abnormalities or malformations of the fallopian tubes. Conservative treatment methods are mainly based on drug therapy. Commonly used drugs are mifepristone tablets and methotrexate tablets, which mainly kill the villi and inhibit embryonic development. During the treatment process, the activity of the chorionic membrane can be reduced, and estrogen, progesterone, and human chorionic gonadotropin will also decrease, thereby achieving the purpose of treatment. However, in some people, the hormone levels in the body drop faster during the treatment process, and it may take about 15 days to stop bleeding. However, in some people, the hormone levels in the body drop more slowly, and it may take 30 days to stop bleeding. However, those who exceed 30 days are mostly abnormal phenomena and need to adjust the treatment plan.

After conservative treatment, when a blood test shows that human chorionic gonadotropin levels drop to normal, it means that the decidua is completely detached and vaginal bleeding will gradually stop.