Can ectopic pregnancy occur without gynecological inflammation?

Ectopic pregnancy is a relatively serious pregnancy disease in life. It is very dangerous for women. This situation can cause heavy bleeding in the female reproductive tract and endanger the female's life safety at any time. The conditions for an ectopic pregnancy to occur are relatively harsh and there is a certain degree of randomness, but it is mostly related to gynecological diseases. Let’s take a look at whether an ectopic pregnancy can occur without gynecological inflammation?

1. Repeated abortions: With the continuous change of traditional concepts, abortions caused by premarital sex are becoming more and more common, and repeated abortions can easily lead to ectopic pregnancy. The current incidence of ectopic pregnancy has increased 5 to 6 times compared to the 1980s. The more abortions you have, the greater the chance of an ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, regardless of whether they are pregnant or not, women should take good contraceptive measures to prevent ectopic pregnancies.

2. Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease: Chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, especially salpingitis, is another important factor in the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy. Women must not ignore this common gynecological disease. Because salpingitis can cause the lumen of the tube to become narrow, it is difficult for the fertilized egg to enter the uterine cavity, so it has to "set up camp" in the fallopian tube or ovary.

3. IUD insertion: According to information in medical textbooks, about 3% of women with IUD insertion will still become pregnant. Therefore, even if an IUD is inserted, ectopic pregnancy should be considered if abdominal pain symptoms occur. As for the diarrhea, it is because the intra-abdominal bleeding stimulates the intestines, causing accelerated intestinal peristalsis and diarrhea.

4. History of ectopic pregnancy: Women with a history of ectopic pregnancy are very likely to have another ectopic pregnancy, but interestingly, another ectopic pregnancy usually occurs in the contralateral fallopian tube. Therefore, we emphasize once again that women who are not planning to have a baby must take good contraceptive measures.

5. In vitro fertilization: Normal pregnancy can lead to ectopic pregnancy, and in vitro fertilization can also lead to ectopic pregnancy. According to statistics, the probability of ectopic pregnancy during in vitro fertilization is 5%-8%. Because when the fertilized egg is placed in the uterine cavity on the third day, it still needs to wait 3 to 4 days to find suitable "soil". During this period, factors such as endometritis may damage the conditions of the uterine cavity, causing the fertilized egg to move into the fallopian tube and cause an ectopic pregnancy. Therefore, women who are preparing to have in vitro fertilization should first treat their gynecological diseases to prevent ectopic pregnancy and increase the pregnancy rate.