Ectopic pregnancy rupture and heavy bleeding can be life-threatening

Xiao Zheng, a 28-year-old girl from Shenyang, fainted on the roadside on the third day of her job search in Hangzhou. The "120" ambulance took her to a nearby hospital. The emergency doctor found that Xiao Zheng's face was almost as white as paper, and there was uncoagulated blood in the abdominal cavity. The obstetrician and gynecologist rushed to rescue Xiao Zheng and immediately performed surgery on her to stop the bleeding. During the operation, it was found that Xiao Zheng had a massive hemorrhage caused by a ruptured ectopic pregnancy. It was roughly estimated that she had nearly 4000ml of intra-abdominal bleeding, equivalent to 70% to 80% of her body blood. Fortunately, she was sent to the hospital in time, otherwise her life would be in danger. Five hours later, Xiao Zheng gradually woke up.

Doctors believe that the incidence of ectopic pregnancy is increasing year by year, which may be related to factors such as early sexual life and delayed childbearing age. She reminds female friends to take good contraceptive measures. If they find that their menstruation is irregular, the menstrual volume is small, and the bleeding is not clean, they should also consider ectopic pregnancy.