Everyone should be aware of the routine examination methods for ectopic pregnancy

Patients with ectopic pregnancy usually do not undergo timely examinations for ectopic pregnancy, which may cause the ectopic pregnancy to continue to worsen. In recent years, the incidence of ectopic pregnancy has continued to rise, causing serious harm to many ectopic pregnancy patients and their families. Therefore, everyone should understand the examination methods for ectopic pregnancy in advance so that they can cooperate with treatment in time. Let's take a look at what items are included in the examination for ectopic pregnancy .

In general, common tests that help diagnose ectopic pregnancy include:

The first is a vaginal examination. If the vaginal examination is very painful, or the doctor finds a mass in the adnexal area or a thickening of the fallopian tube, it is very likely to be caused by an ectopic pregnancy. This is an important examination method for diagnosing ectopic pregnancy.

The second is B-ultrasound examination. If the B-ultrasound examination can see the embryo in the fallopian tube, it is definitely an ectopic pregnancy, which is of great significance for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy. But in most cases, the embryo dies in the early stage of development, so that the embryo is too small to be detected by ultrasound. However, at this time, the doctor may notice swelling of the fallopian tube, and may also see blood clots and residual tissue in the embryo, but the B-ultrasound examination will find that there is no fetal sac or embryo in the uterus. This also indicates an ectopic pregnancy.

The above content is the examination of ectopic pregnancy. I hope everyone can understand it in time. As long as the examination method of ectopic pregnancy is combined as soon as possible, the patient can cooperate with the treatment earlier, and then the condition can be effectively alleviated. So please remember the examination method of ectopic pregnancy, which will definitely be useful for the patient's condition. Finally, I wish all patients can fight the disease to the end.