How to perform abortion surgery for scar pregnancy? This article will show you how

Scar pregnancy abortion surgery also needs to be performed according to the physical condition, and the surgical methods are also different. It is recommended to do a detailed examination and then let a regular doctor help with the treatment. Scar pregnancy is an ectopic pregnancy, and it must be dealt with early to prevent the health of the body from being threatened. After the operation, you still need to take good care of your body.

Scar pregnancy refers to the implantation of the gestational sac in the original uterine scar of a woman who has had a cesarean section, which often leads to heavy vaginal bleeding and late uterine rupture. Many second-time mothers will pay extra attention to whether they have a scar pregnancy. Scar pregnancy is very dangerous, and surgery requires caution. So, how to perform a scar pregnancy abortion?
Surgical treatment: curettage (under B-ultrasound guidance), hysteroscopic curettage (under B-ultrasound guidance/laparoscopic monitoring), vaginal gestational sac removal, laparoscopic gestational sac removal, laparotomy gestational sac removal, hysterectomy, etc. You need to go to a regular hospital and let professional doctors help with the surgery to reduce the risk of pregnant women. When pregnancy occurs in the scar area, it is an ectopic pregnancy, which is a type of ectopic pregnancy. Usually, a combined hysteroscopy and laparoscopy is required to remove the gestational sac and the diverticulum.
Scar pregnancy mainly depends on the location of pregnancy. If the pregnancy scar is in a very deep position, special treatment is required. There are currently two methods in clinical practice. One is to perform scar pregnancy through hysteroscopy. The other is to use laparoscopy. If it is relatively superficial, a normal artificial abortion can be performed first, and then further determined based on the amount of bleeding and the discharge of pregnancy tissue.
Drug treatment: MTX, mifepristone, KCl, etoposide, etc. Combination therapy.
In recent years, due to the rapid development of interventional technology, uterine artery embolization (UAE) has been widely used in obstetrics and gynecology. It can reduce the risk of massive bleeding and preserve the patient's reproductive function. At the same time, the drug can be injected into the gestational sac to increase the local effective concentration of the drug and reduce systemic side effects.
For patients with scar pregnancy whose vital signs are stable, there are many treatment options available in the clinic, but there is no unified standard. In most cases, individualized treatment plans are formulated based on the personal experience of the clinician and the patient's condition.