Things to note when self-diagnosing ectopic pregnancy

What are the main self-diagnosis methods for ectopic pregnancy? In general, patients with ectopic pregnancy need to undergo formal examinations, but if many patients want to conduct self-examinations in their daily lives, it is recommended that you do the corresponding self-examinations. So what are the main diagnoses for ectopic pregnancy? The following is the expert's answer.

1. Vaginal bleeding: It is mostly irregular vaginal bleeding, dark in color, with little urine. If there is abdominal pain without vaginal bleeding, you should also be alert to ectopic pregnancy. It is a general symptom for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy.

2. History of amenorrhea: The diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy also needs to take into account the history of amenorrhea. 70% to 80% of patients have a history of amenorrhea. A small number of patients may have symptoms before the next menstruation, so there is no amenorrhea. It is also possible that vaginal bleeding is mistakenly considered to be the last menstruation. Generally, amenorrhea lasts between 5 and 8 weeks.

3. Abdominal pain: About 90% of patients often have sudden severe pain, starting from the lower back, with tearing and knife-like pain. There is local tenderness and rebound pain, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, which is the most common aspect of ectopic pregnancy diagnosis;

4. Syncope and shock: Acute and massive internal bleeding accompanied by severe abdominal pain may cause dizziness, pale complexion, weak pulse, low blood pressure, cold sweat, and even syncope and shock.

I hope the answers from the experts above are helpful to you. If you are still pregnant, it is recommended that you pay more attention to the above aspects. If you find similar situations, please seek treatment in time. I wish you a speedy recovery!

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