Is ectopic pregnancy dangerous for two months?

We all know that getting pregnant is very difficult, and getting rid of the baby after pregnancy will also endanger life, so everyone will choose to give birth to the baby as much as possible. However, for many patients with ectopic pregnancy, this is not the way to go. If the ectopic pregnancy is forced to continue, it will only cause more serious problems. Is there any danger in an ectopic pregnancy for two months? This is a question that many people are concerned about.

1. Be careful of ectopic pregnancy if a pelvic mass appears: the hematoma formed by miscarriage or rupture of fallopian tube pregnancy adheres to and wraps around tissues and organs to form a mass.

2. Be careful of ectopic pregnancy if you experience abdominal pain: This is another most common symptom of ectopic pregnancy. Patients may experience dull pain, bloating, heaviness, colic or tearing pain. This type of abdominal pain may occur continuously or intermittently, or it may come on suddenly.

3. If there is a history of short-term amenorrhea or delayed menstruation, and irregular vaginal bleeding, be careful of ectopic pregnancy: Most patients with ectopic pregnancy have a history of amenorrhea, which varies in length, generally 6 to 8 weeks. There are also 30% of patients who have no obvious history of amenorrhea, but have irregular vaginal bleeding, small amount of bleeding, spot-like, dark red color. A few patients have bleeding similar to menstrual amount, and some patients have no vaginal bleeding.

After understanding the danger signs of ectopic pregnancy, we must take precautions, especially women with chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, chronic salpingitis, endometriosis, and women who have had a frequent abortion should be wary of ectopic pregnancy.

Women who are already pregnant and have unexplained dull pain or soreness on one side of their lower abdomen should be highly alert to the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. If membrane-like flakes or tubular substances are discharged from the vagina shortly after menopause, special attention should be paid to the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.