What does a drop in hcg in an ectopic pregnancy mean? It means miscarriage

Ectopic pregnancy is a serious pregnancy phenomenon. If not treated in time, it may lead to obvious fainting and shock. Some female friends will find that the hcg level of ectopic pregnancy decreases significantly. In fact, the occurrence of this phenomenon is a sign of miscarriage. The pregnancy must be terminated as soon as possible, otherwise it will cause continuous damage.

In the early stages of pregnancy, everyone knows that whether it is a normal intrauterine pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy, it will cause a significant increase in gonadal hormones in female friends, and there will also be a significant increase in hcg levels in the early stages of pregnancy, so that the growth of the fetus can be promoted smoothly. But what does a decrease in hcg in ectopic pregnancy mean?
1. What does a decrease in HCG in an ectopic pregnancy indicate ? The early reaction of an ectopic pregnancy is the same as that of a normal intrauterine pregnancy. As HCG increases, a series of physical reactions will occur. However, an ectopic pregnancy is an ectopic pregnancy after all, so an ectopic pregnancy will experience a decrease in HCG for a period of time after pregnancy. A decrease in HCG in an ectopic pregnancy is a sign of miscarriage. At this time, normal surgery is required to complete the termination of the ectopic pregnancy to avoid continued damage to the woman's body.
2. Symptoms of ectopic pregnancy
1. Early pregnancy reaction: Most people have a short history of menopause before the onset of the disease, mostly around 6 weeks. However, some people may mistake pathological bleeding for menstruation because the chorionic gonadotropin produced by the chorionic tissue is not enough to maintain the endometrium, or because of the early onset of the disease, there are also early pregnancy reactions, such as nausea, vomiting, and positive pregnancy tests.
2. Abdominal pain: Abdominal pain is caused by many factors, such as enlarged and ruptured fallopian tubes and blood stimulation of the peritoneum. It is often caused by sudden tearing or paroxysmal pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by nausea and vomiting. When there is pelvic effusion, there is a feeling of dropping stool in the anus. Patients with ectopic pregnancy may have diarrhea. If the condition is not carefully analyzed, it is easy to be regarded as indigestion or intestinal emergency.
3. Vaginal bleeding: Irregular vaginal bleeding usually occurs after the death of the embryo. If it is not implanted in the uterus, the embryo cannot develop normally. Most of them are in the form of drops, dark brown, small in size, generally not more than the amount of menstruation, and dripping uncleanly. Vaginal bleeding is caused by endometrial detachment or fallopian tube bleeding discharged through the uterine cavity. Abdominal pain with vaginal bleeding is often a manifestation of embryo damage. Only abdominal pain without vaginal bleeding is the most common cause of embryo survival or abdominal pregnancy, so we should be vigilant.
4. Syncope and shock: Once the fertilized egg grows and squeezes the fallopian tube, acute abdominal bleeding and severe pain can lead to syncope and shock. The more bleeding occurs, the faster and more severe the symptoms appear, which can cause dizziness, pallor and low blood pressure, leading to syncope and shock.