What are the indications for interventional treatment of ectopic pregnancy?

When women choose interventional treatment, they should know that there are many indications for ectopic pregnancy surgery. For example, the menopause of female patients must be within two months, the B-ultrasound examination must determine that the size of the gestational sac is within a strict numerical value, and the human chorionic villus has high requirements to be suitable for interventional treatment. In addition, there are also high requirements for the time of surgery.

In the case of ectopic pregnancy in women, many patients want to use interventional treatment to terminate the pregnancy. However, when patients receive interventional treatment, they must have a comprehensive understanding of interventional treatment and know what the indications for ectopic pregnancy are. Let's take a look at the indications for interventional treatment of ectopic pregnancy.
1. The patient must be within two months of amenorrhea: Generally, if patients choose non-vascular interventional treatment, there are strict time requirements. These women must be within two months of amenorrhea. If the time exceeds, interventional treatment cannot be used. Therefore, the time requirements are also very strict. In other words, vascular interventional treatment can only be selected when the woman has been amenorrhea for more than eight weeks.
2. Ultrasound confirms that the gestational sac is within a certain range: Because interventional treatment methods will have a certain impact on the fallopian tubes and uterus of women, there are high requirements for the size of the patient's gestational sac. Generally, the size should be controlled within 5cm, and the maximum value should be controlled within 6cm. If it exceeds this value, it is not suitable. All hospitals will conduct strict inspections of the gestational sac when treating patients to determine the patient's health.
3. Human chorionic gonadotropin has high requirements: If a woman is ready to choose interventional treatment, she must have a blood HCG test, and the human chorionic gonadotropin index must be within a certain range. If a woman's HCG value is very high, it means that the embryo in her belly is already very large and the fetus is already very strong. At this time, interventional treatment cannot be performed. An open abdominal abortion operation must be performed to ensure the health of the woman.
4. The operation time of the patient: After the patient is confirmed to have an ectopic pregnancy, she is prepared to use vascular interventional treatment to terminate her pregnancy. The operation time is crucial. Generally, it is more than half an hour and less than an hour, that is, controlled within 40 to 50 minutes. However, non-vascular interventional treatment takes about half an hour, and this kind of interventional treatment does not require anesthesia.