What are the signs of ectopic pregnancy?

With ectopic pregnancy, patients usually feel tearing pain in the abdomen, and as the embryo grows, it is easy to feel faint. Generally speaking, many patients ignore irregular vaginal bleeding, and need to maintain gynecological health in daily life to better prevent the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.

Due to problems with the female body and diseases of the uterus and other gynecological appendages, some female friends are prone to ectopic pregnancy during pregnancy. Once an ectopic pregnancy occurs, it needs to be treated in time, otherwise it is easy to cause damage to the uterine appendages. So what are the precursors of ectopic pregnancy?

1. Premonition of ectopic pregnancy:

1. Abdominal pain:

Because the embryo does not grow normally in the uterus, the patient is prone to abdominal pain as the embryo grows. There will be tearing pain in the lower abdomen. Generally speaking, patients with ectopic pregnancy will feel strong abdominal pain. Patients are also prone to nausea and often have lower abdominal pain.

2. Syncope and shock:

For severe patients, the continued growth and development of the fetus in the abdomen will affect the health of the uterine appendages, which can easily cause damage to health, but also cause abdominal pain. And it is also easy to feel faint and shock.

3. Irregular vaginal bleeding:

Irregular vaginal bleeding may occur after menopause. This will be ignored by many patients and is often considered to be pregnancy or irregular menstruation. After sexual intercourse, menstruation is delayed, but then bleeding occurs. At this time, you need to be careful because it may be caused by ectopic pregnancy.

2. How to prevent ectopic pregnancy:

1. Keep fallopian tubes healthy:

In daily life, in order to have a better pregnancy, the fallopian tubes should be kept healthy. Generally speaking, patients with ectopic pregnancy are prone to fallopian tube blockage due to poor fallopian tube health. Ensuring the health of the fallopian tubes can better prevent the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.

2. Pre-pregnancy check-up:

Before deciding to get pregnant, you can do a pre-pregnancy check-up. When you find that you have gynecological diseases, you need to treat them first. Only after the disease is controlled and treated can you get pregnant better and avoid accidents.