What are the early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy?

Women have ectopic pregnancies because of infections in their reproductive organs. Some inflammations are also caused by deformation, shrinkage or even blockage of the reproductive organs. If ectopic pregnancies are not taken seriously and not discovered and treated in time, they will endanger the patient's life. There are some special symptoms of ectopic pregnancy in the early stage. We can understand them so that we can detect the disease in time.

In the early stages of ectopic pregnancy, patients will experience amenorrhea like normal pregnancy. However, amenorrhea caused by ectopic pregnancy is only temporary and short-term, and the patient will feel bloating and pain in the lower abdomen. Patients with ectopic pregnancy will also experience frequent urination and always feel like wanting to defecate.

When an ectopic pregnancy occurs, the patient's vagina will have irregular bleeding. If the patient suddenly experiences this, it is important to pay attention and check whether an ectopic pregnancy has occurred in time. Because acute bleeding in the abdominal cavity can cause a decrease in blood volume, the patient will experience severe abdominal pain, and the patient may even faint or go into shock.

The most common phenomenon in patients with early ectopic pregnancy is severe pain, which is usually tearing or cutting. This is because the patient's intra-abdominal bleeding stimulates the peritoneum. Patients with more serious conditions may also experience dizziness and blurred vision. Patients with ectopic pregnancy may also experience pale complexion, cold limbs, a feeling of heaviness or defecation in the anus in the early stage. If the abdominal pain spreads to the whole body, it may also cause shoulder pain.