Is a biochemical pregnancy considered a miscarriage?

Is an ectopic pregnancy considered a miscarriage? To put it simply, ectopic pregnancy refers to a pregnancy in which the sperm and egg combine but the embryo does not successfully implant. In clinical medicine, it is called "hidden abortion", but unlike the miscarriage we usually talk about, this kind of situation does not have too much impact on the human body and will not affect a woman's next pregnancy, so there is no need to worry too much.

Is ectopic pregnancy considered a spontaneous abortion?

The so-called ectopic pregnancy is a stage in the entire pregnancy process. At the beginning and end of pregnancy, there is no other way to explore whether pregnancy has occurred. Only microbial chemical analysis technology can be used to confirm that this pregnancy process has occurred. When the test tube embryo has passed the ectopic pregnancy stage, it will be connected to the clinical pregnancy stage. Generally speaking, ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy in which the sperm and egg combine but do not return to the uterus to implant the embryo, or in which the embryo enters the uterus but does not have sexual intercourse. The main reason is poor embryo development and abnormal sex chromosomes. Generally speaking, ectopic pregnancy has the following obvious characteristics:

1. ZZY can measure a weak yang, but it is difficult to achieve a yang, let alone a strong yang.

2. B-ultrasound cannot see the presence of a gestational sac in the uterine cavity.

3. A very low blood HCG value only indicates that you are pregnant, but it cannot indicate whether implantation is successful.

4. Generally, miscarriage will not occur beyond 50 days.

What to do after discovering an ectopic pregnancy

At present, the probability of ectopic pregnancy in women is still unclear. Among spontaneously aborted test-tube embryos produced within the first three months of pregnancy, more than 50% have chromosomal abnormalities. Some experts and scholars even estimate that 70% of pregnancies end in miscarriage. From this we can see that miscarriage is, to some extent, a theory of natural selection in which the fittest survive. Pregnant women do not need to panic when encountering such a situation, as ectopic pregnancy generally does not affect the next pregnancy. Unless this happens several times, it is necessary to go to the hospital for further examination.

Ectopic pregnancy refers to a pregnancy in which fertilization fails to successfully result in embryo implantation. Perhaps many of us don’t quite understand it. Do you understand after reading this article? This situation will not affect the fertility of the next child, so there is no need to worry.