Cornual pregnancy is most dangerous in a few weeks

Key reminder: Cornual pregnancy refers to the combination of sperm and egg and implantation in the uterine cornu. It is also a relatively rare ectopic pregnancy. After a pregnant woman has a cornual pregnancy, most of the fetuses will not be kept and abortion should be done as soon as possible. The longer the embryonic development process takes, the higher the risk factor. Generally, women diagnosed with cervical pregnancy should be fully prepared for abortion to avoid causing greater harm.

Cornual pregnancy is a relatively rare type of pregnancy for women. So in which week will the risk of cornual pregnancy occur? Generally it depends on the individual. Generally, the location of the test tube embryo of each pregnant woman is different, and the uterine condition of each pregnant woman is different. Let us understand below, how many weeks after a woman becomes pregnant is the most dangerous for uterine horn pregnancy?

Cornual pregnancy generally refers to the combination of sperm and egg arriving in the uterine cavity after fertilization in the abdomen of both fallopian tubes. Cornual pregnancy refers to the combination of sperm and egg and embryo implantation in the uterine horn close to the opening of both fallopian tubes. Generally, the gestational sac will gradually expand at this time. Generally, the early symptoms are not obvious. Generally, about three months after the menstrual period stops, the gestational sac will gradually grow and crack. Cornual pregnancy rupture is extremely dangerous. Usually, there will be a lot of bleeding, all of which are caused by ruptured capillaries. Failure to seek immediate medical attention may result in life-threatening internal bleeding. After confirming cornual pregnancy, the patient is advised to undergo abortion immediately to avoid serious danger to life.

Cornual pregnancy refers to the combination of sperm and egg and implantation in the uterine cornu. Cornual pregnancy is a relatively rare ectopic pregnancy. Generally, it has similar clinical medical conditions as tubal pregnancy. Once the waiting time for cornual pregnancy is longer, some patients will experience uterine rupture between the twelfth and sixteenth weeks of pregnancy, resulting in uncontrollable internal bleeding. Once rupture occurs, emergency surgical treatment is essential, and the uterine horn and bilateral fallopian tubes of the affected limb need to be removed. Therefore, it is recommended that women of childbearing age should undergo B-ultrasound examination when their menstruation is about 8 weeks after menstruation to observe the survival of the test tube embryo and rule out ectopic pregnancy, and take appropriate and effective measures to treat it in time to avoid unnecessary harm.

The above is about the question of in which weeks the risk of cornual pregnancy will occur. It varies from person to person, and the uterine condition of each pregnant woman is not the same, which makes the time of risk different. Once a woman finds that she has cornual pregnancy, she needs to take certain effective measures as soon as possible and cannot delay. Prevent the occurrence of serious complications.