Symptoms of ectopic pregnancy not being cleaned up

Ectopic pregnancy is a disease with a very high prevalence in our daily life, and the causes of this disease are relatively many and very complicated. The symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are often not typical, and patients usually cannot accurately distinguish them. They can only rely on the experience of clinicians and today's advanced medical equipment. Let me tell you about the symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy that is not completely treated.

Symptoms of ectopic pregnancy that is not cleaned up

First: ectopic pregnancy miscarriage mostly occurs in the ampulla of the fallopian tube. When the fetal sac protrudes into the tubal cavity, because its outer membrane tissue is sensitive, it often ruptures and bleeds a few weeks into pregnancy, and the fertilized egg is discharged into the abdomen from the umbrella end through both fallopian tubes. If all the embryos in the test tube are completely transferred into the abdomen, it will cause a complete miscarriage of both fallopian tubes, and the bleeding is generally less. If the detachment of the fetal sac is not complete, part of it is discharged, and part of the fluff remains attached to the wall thickness, it is an incomplete miscarriage of both fallopian tubes.

Second: Patients with ectopic pregnancy who experience lower abdominal distension and bleeding may be manifestations of ectopic pregnancy miscarriage and should be sent to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment immediately. Regarding ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage, it is important to understand that the large amount of bleeding caused by ectopic pregnancy poses a great threat to the health of the pregnant mother. If the ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage are not treated promptly, the harm to the pregnant mother will be very great.

Third: Lower abdominal pain occurs after menopause. If ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage occurs, non-menstrual bleeding will occur about 10 days later. If the patient does not pay attention to it at this time, the abdominal capillaries will rupture after a few days. Patients with ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage often have a history of short-term amenorrhea and early pregnancy reactions. After the death of the fertilized egg, female hormones decrease and the uterine wall falls off and causes bleeding. Patients with ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage often feel bloating and pain in one side of the lower abdomen before rupture.

Frequently asked questions

1. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease: Women suffering from chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, especially salpingitis, is another important factor in the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy, so women must not ignore this common gynecological disease. Because salpingitis can make the lumen of a woman's bilateral fallopian tubes narrower and narrower, it makes it impossible for the sperm and egg to combine and enter the uterine cavity, so they can only "camp" in the bilateral fallopian tubes or uterus and ovaries.

2. Repeated abortion: With the continuous change of old ideas, the behavior of couples before marriage has gradually led to the widespread clinical abortion. However, repeated abortion is prone to cause ectopic pregnancy. The more frequent abortions you have, the greater the chance of an ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, whether pregnant or not, women should do a good job of contraception.

3. IUD insertion: Among women who have been fitted with an IUD, about 3% will still get pregnant. Most of these pregnant women have ectopic pregnancies because the uterine cavity cannot meet the requirements for embryo implantation. Therefore, even if the contraceptive ring is inserted, ectopic pregnancy should be considered if abdominal pain occurs.