Early pregnancy test paper conceals the truth of ectopic pregnancy

Fang Fang has been married for 2 years and has never planned to have a child. Unable to bear the urging of her mother-in-law and mother, she finally started the plan to have a baby. However, things did not go as planned. Half a year passed in a blink of an eye, and Fang Fang's belly did not move at all. One morning, there was a scream in the bathroom. It turned out that two red lines finally appeared on the early pregnancy test paper. She was so excited that she immediately reported the good news to her mother who was thousands of miles away. Friends and colleagues also congratulated her. When her menstruation was almost 50 days, Fang Fang went to the hospital for examination accompanied by her husband. The result made the couple unbelievable, because there was no gestational sac in Fang Fang's uterus. According to her medical history and symptoms, ectopic pregnancy was highly suspected and further examination was required. But Fang Fang was eager to have a child and firmly believed that the doctor had made a mistake, so she discussed with her husband to go to another hospital for further examination. Unexpectedly, as soon as she walked out of the hospital gate, Fang Fang felt unbearable abdominal pain and a small amount of fluid flowed out of her vagina. Then she felt cold all over and sweated.

Doctors advise that women who have regular sex but do not take contraceptive measures should not assume that they are pregnant based on the results of the pregnancy test when their menstruation is delayed. The key is to see who is pregnant. Pelvic inflammatory disease, vaginitis, and invasive procedures such as abortion and curettage will more or less affect the health of the reproductive system. The cilia on the wall of the fallopian tube will be damaged, and the lumen will become adherent, narrow or irregular, which will affect the transportation of the fertilized egg and cause ectopic pregnancy.