How to treat early ectopic pregnancy? By taking medicine

A woman finally becomes pregnant and is in the process of pregnancy for ten months, looking forward to the arrival of the baby. However, due to various reasons, she has an ectopic pregnancy and can only reluctantly remove the child, which not only causes great harm to her body, but also affects the harmony of a family. So, how to treat early ectopic pregnancy?

1. How to treat early ectopic pregnancy
1. Drug treatment <br/>Early stage ectopic pregnancy can be treated with drugs. Because it is still a small embryo in the early stage, methotrexate can be taken to kill the growing embryo to prevent the embryo from becoming too large and rupturing the fallopian tube, causing major damage.
2. Surgical treatment <br/>If the drug treatment is not effective and the embryo has not been completely killed, minimally invasive surgery can be used to insert instruments directly into the location where the embryo develops, then crush it and suck it out. This treatment effect is better, but it is easy to cause some sequelae.

2. Symptoms of early ectopic pregnancy
1. Vaginal bleeding <br/>Generally, after pregnancy, women will stop menstruating automatically and will not bleed anymore. However, patients with ectopic pregnancy will experience vaginal bleeding due to the pressure of the embryo. Therefore, if bleeding is found during pregnancy, a careful examination must be carried out.
2. Severe abdominal pain <br/>Women with normal pregnancy will have mild pain in the lower abdomen, but patients with ectopic pregnancy generally experience severe abdominal pain. This pain is unbearable because the embryo may be too large and break the membrane, causing pain after bleeding.
3. Pale and weak <br/>Pale and bloodless complexion will occur in patients with ectopic pregnancy due to excessive bleeding in the abdominal cavity. Their limbs will also become limp and weak due to the abnormal pregnancy, and in severe cases, their lives may be affected.

3. Causes of early ectopic pregnancy
1. Inflammation of the fallopian tube <br/>Due to inflammation of the fallopian tube, a certain part will become narrower than other places. When the normal development process of the embryo is blocked, it will remain in the fallopian tube and continue to develop, thus forming an ectopic pregnancy.
2. Repeated abortions <br/>If you have too many abortions, the sequelae of the surgery may also lead to ectopic pregnancy.