Will ectopic pregnancy repeatedly attack patients? What is the reason for repeated ectopic pregnancy?

Some women found out they were pregnant shortly after getting married, but after going to the hospital for a prenatal checkup, they found out that it was an ectopic pregnancy. After surgical treatment and drug treatment, the condition improved and they became pregnant again. Many women are worried that this pregnancy is an ectopic pregnancy again. So will ectopic pregnancy repeatedly harm patients? Let's learn about it together.

Ectopic pregnancy, also known as ectopic pregnancy, refers to the implantation, growth and development of the fertilized egg outside the uterine cavity. It is a "time bomb" in the female body, which will cause great danger once it "explodes". If ectopic pregnancy is not prevented and treated in time, it will cause heavy bleeding, hemorrhagic shock, and even death in pregnant women. If the first ectopic pregnancy is treated with surgery or conservative treatment, and then pregnancy occurs again in the fallopian tube, ovary or abdominal cavity, it is a recurrent ectopic pregnancy.

Women should not worry. Having an ectopic pregnancy once does not mean that you will definitely have an ectopic pregnancy next time, but if you have had an ectopic pregnancy once, the chance of having an ectopic pregnancy next time will be higher. The recurrence of ectopic pregnancy is mainly related to the following factors:

First of all, the reason for the first ectopic pregnancy is the same as that of the first one. Women have fallopian tube diseases. Some women are infected with gonococci, chlamydia and mycoplasma in their reproductive tract. If they are not treated in time, it will cause pelvic inflammatory disease, which will lead to fallopian tube adhesion, fallopian tube obstruction, hydrosalpinx, etc., thus inducing ectopic pregnancy.

Secondly, the last ectopic pregnancy treatment has a great impact on whether the next ectopic pregnancy will occur. If the first ectopic pregnancy is caused by severe salpingitis or active bleeding in the lesion, it is difficult to stop the bleeding. The patient still wants conservative treatment. Although the fallopian tube is not removed, it is still easy to have fallopian tube stenosis, partial adhesion or partial distortion of the tubal shape after treatment, which makes the fallopian tube unobstructed.

Will ectopic pregnancy repeatedly attack the patient? Now we know that women who have experienced ectopic pregnancy once are more likely to have a recurrence. I hope that women with ectopic pregnancy can pay more attention in their daily lives to avoid ectopic pregnancy again. This is also for everyone's health considerations.