How to perform abortion in case of ectopic pregnancy

Can an ectopic pregnancy be treated with an abortion? Regarding this issue, relevant personnel stated that patients with ectopic pregnancy cannot undergo painless abortion surgery, because in a normal pregnancy, the embryo is inside the uterine wall, while the embryo of an ectopic pregnancy will be in the fallopian tubes or other parts of the body, so an ectopic pregnancy surgery is necessary. There are many options for the treatment of ectopic pregnancy.

Can an ectopic pregnancy be aborted?

If an ectopic pregnancy is discovered, it needs to be properly handled to avoid unnecessary risks to the growth and development of the fetus. However, surgical treatment of ectopic pregnancy is a professional surgical treatment with very high requirements. Can an ectopic pregnancy be treated with painless abortion? Experts say that patients with ectopic pregnancy cannot undergo painless abortion because the embryo of a normal pregnancy is inside the uterine wall, while the embryo of an ectopic pregnancy will be in the fallopian tubes or other parts of the body, so an ectopic pregnancy surgery is necessary. There are many options for the treatment of ectopic pregnancy, depending on the requirements for pregnancy, the size, location and health status of the ectopic pregnancy, and the preservation of fertility to the greatest extent possible for infertile women under the premise of saving the patient's life.

Treatments for ectopic pregnancy include laparoscopy, drug therapy, and laparotomy. Currently, the conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy is mainly based on traditional Chinese medicine. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment has a very good effect on various syndromes such as ectopic pregnancy blood stasis syndrome, old ectopic pregnancy, mass type ectopic pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy shock type or unstable early stage, unstable ectopic pregnancy, etc. This method of treatment can save some patients from the pain of surgery, preserve both fallopian tubes in the affected limb, and increase the chance of pregnancy again.

The harm of ectopic pregnancy

1. Miscarriage: Complete miscarriage has less bleeding, but in incomplete miscarriage, part of the fallopian tubes still remain in the fallopian tubes. After a period of time, the trophoblasts can invade the walls of the fallopian tubes again, causing repeated bleeding.

2. Another ectopic pregnancy: According to statistics, 10% to 15% of women who have had an ectopic pregnancy will have another ectopic pregnancy. In other words, after removing both fallopian tubes on one side, there is still a possibility of ectopic pregnancy in the other side.

3. Serious endangerment to life: About 1/3 of patients with ectopic pregnancy are in a state of pre-shock or shock when hospitalized. The severity of the shock depends on the amount of internal bleeding and the rate of excessive blood loss, which is not proportional to the amount of vaginal bleeding. Once it ruptures, many abdominal capillaries will rupture in a very short period of time, which can be life-threatening if not treated immediately.

4. Infertility: Ectopic pregnancy can cause infertility, but most women do not suffer from infertility directly, but are caused indirectly. For example, fallopian tube blockage causes women to have ectopic pregnancy, which can cause infertility. Over time, it can cause menstrual disorders in women.

5. Dehiscence: The hair of the fertilized egg corrodes the thick muscle layer and serosa, causing bilateral fallopian tube dehiscence, which may injure the arteries and cause subacute bleeding.