Can I exercise during an ectopic pregnancy?

Can I exercise during an ectopic pregnancy? An ectopic pregnancy is when a fertilized egg implants and develops outside the uterine cavity. If an intrauterine contraceptive device fails to prevent pregnancy, the chance of an ectopic pregnancy is high. An ectopic pregnancy is a dangerous acute abdomen in gynecology and must be treated with high vigilance. If it is not handled properly, it can be life-threatening. So, can I exercise during an ectopic pregnancy?

Patients with ectopic pregnancy cannot do strenuous exercise. It is generally recommended to rest in bed. Emergency surgery is required after ectopic pregnancy to avoid the serious harm it brings. For patients after surgery, they can do some aerobic exercise to enhance their own resistance and resist the invasion of other diseases.

For women of childbearing age, it can enhance the peristalsis of the fallopian tubes, promote the secretion of hormones and other auxiliary reproductive fluids, and ensure the functions of "receiving", "inviting" and "delivering" eggs, sperm and fertilized eggs. This can prevent the fertilized eggs from being blocked and unable to reach the uterine cavity, and then implant and develop in the fallopian tubes, resulting in the possibility of tubal pregnancy. Rope skipping is very beneficial for the health of the reproductive system and maintaining its perfect functions.

Gynecologists believe that regular rope skipping can help the smooth muscle and secretory cells of the fallopian tubes and other internal reproductive organs grow and develop, and promote the soundness and perfection of their functions. The ups and downs of the body during rope skipping can shake the internal organs, and can also have a therapeutic effect of vibration and massage on the uterus and its surrounding ligaments and mesentery.

In addition, rope skipping has a comprehensive fitness effect, which can comprehensively enhance physical fitness, heart, lung, neuro-endocrine and motor system functions, and is also a factor in reducing ectopic pregnancy. Some people use precision instruments to monitor the ovulation process and find that jumping up and down can help the egg enter the fallopian tube opening more smoothly and accurately. This strongly proves the health effect of "fallopian tube gymnastics".