How to treat acute ectopic pregnancy? Is there a need to have children?

When a woman finds that she has an acute ectopic pregnancy, she must first clarify whether she has fertility requirements. If she still wants to continue the pregnancy, she can choose conservative surgery and minimally invasive surgery. Both methods can preserve the function of the fallopian tube and uterus, and at the same time, the trauma is not large, which is more conducive to the recovery of the disease. However, if there is no fertility requirement, a total salpingectomy can be performed, which can fundamentally solve the problem of ectopic pregnancy, and those who require sterilization can also be sterilized at the same time.

Giving birth to a new life is a very touching and exciting thing, but not all women have smooth pregnancies. Some women may experience irregular bleeding and pain during pregnancy, or even fainting and shock. As a result, they go to the hospital and are diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy. At this time, they have to give up the fetus. So what is the best way to treat acute ectopic pregnancy?
1. Conservative surgery <br/>If a woman with acute ectopic pregnancy still wants to have children, she will not undergo a complete hysterectomy, but conservative surgery. Especially for women whose fallopian tube has been removed or has diseased on one side, they will be more likely to retain part of the uterus. Microsurgery has a relatively high cure rate, and can improve the subsequent pregnancy rate.

2. Total salpingectomy <br/>If there is no desire to have children and the ectopic pregnancy is serious, total salpingectomy is still the main method. If there is a desire for sterilization, women can consider ligation. However, if there is a desire for children, the partial function of the fallopian tube can be retained. If there is an interstitial pregnancy in the fallopian tube, then the uterine horn needs to be removed.
3. Minimally invasive surgery <br/>Ectopic pregnancy patients can also be treated with Stryker laparoscopy, which is a minimally invasive surgery, so the trauma is small, the amount of bleeding is not large, the operation time is short, and the recovery speed is relatively fast, which is more suitable for women who want to have children. Because there will be no scars left on the abdomen after the operation, it is also easy to preserve the function of the fallopian tubes, and the pain is relatively small, which can create favorable conditions for future fertility.

4. Traditional Chinese Medicine <br/>Although surgical treatment is the main treatment for patients with ectopic pregnancy, it is best to combine it with traditional Chinese medicine during the postoperative recovery period. This can better help the disease recover and lay a good foundation for the next pregnancy.