What are the consequences of recurrent tubal ectopic pregnancy?

Tubal ectopic pregnancy is one of the types of ectopic pregnancy. In most cases, it is caused by fallopian tube disease. In this case, it is important to pay attention to physical examination before pregnancy. Physical examination before pregnancy is the most reliable way to prevent ectopic pregnancy. So, what are the hazards of tubal ectopic pregnancy?

The most common ectopic pregnancy is tubal pregnancy, which is mainly caused by salpingitis. Due to inflammation, the fallopian tube adhesions and twisting, or the narrowing of the lumen, or the defect of endometrial cilia, the peristalsis of the fallopian tube is weakened, and the fertilized egg cannot be normally transported to the uterus, but implants in the fallopian tube. In addition, due to dysplasia and malformation of the fallopian tube, the fallopian tube is too long or has diverticula, or due to the compression of tumors in adjacent organs, the fallopian tube is displaced or deformed, and there is ectopic endometrium in the fallopian tube. This situation is rare.

Dangers of tubal pregnancy

Regarding the dangers of fallopian tube pregnancy, gynecological experts remind female friends: When the fertilized egg settles in the fallopian tube, it begins to develop. The very thin fallopian tube wall is eroded by the villi. As the embryo develops, it expands and then ruptures. The rupture of the fallopian tube causes heavy bleeding, which can cause shock in severe cases. If rescue is not timely, it can be life-threatening.

Tubal ectopic pregnancy can easily be ignored by patients, especially in the early stages, when the patient's condition is generally not obvious. In this case, if there is no pre-pregnancy physical examination, it is recommended to have a physical examination after pregnancy so that ectopic pregnancy can be detected in time.