How to detect ectopic pregnancy?

Many friends who suffer from ectopic pregnancy do not know how to check. They just find that they have amenorrhea and think they are just pregnant. Generally, the detection of ectopic pregnancy requires testing of urine hcg, and the results of this test are relatively simple and accurate. Patients with ectopic pregnancy may experience bleeding, and the blood may come in irregular drips.

How to check for ectopic pregnancy: Ectopic pregnancy seriously troubles the health of most people, especially many people are troubled by ectopic pregnancy. Experts point out that ectopic pregnancy should be discovered and treated in time.

How to detect ectopic pregnancy:

Ectopic pregnancy is also called ectopic pregnancy, which means that the fertilized egg implants and develops outside the uterine cavity. This phenomenon of ectopic pregnancy has been on the rise in recent years and is also recognized in medicine as a gynecological acute abdomen. Currently, the number of patients dying from ectopic pregnancy is increasing day by day. Therefore, for the sake of your own health, you should detect ectopic pregnancy in time so that this disease can be treated in time.

Ectopic pregnancy is one of the common gynecological acute abdominal diseases. You should understand the symptoms and the tests that can be used to detect ectopic pregnancy in time. Patients with ectopic pregnancy often have a history of amenorrhea, and sometimes a small amount of irregular vaginal bleeding may occur after amenorrhea. Rupture of ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage causes severe pain in the lower abdomen. Rupture of ectopic pregnancy can cause acute massive bleeding, resulting in a drop in the patient's blood pressure, and the patient may experience fainting or shock.

If you find yourself having the above symptoms, it is best to go to a regular hospital for examination. First, perform urine HCG and serum HCG tests, and then use B-ultrasound examination which can confirm ectopic pregnancy to check whether there is an embryo in the uterine cavity, or whether there is a mass outside the uterus, to see if there is an embryo and fetal heartbeat, so as to confirm whether there is an ectopic pregnancy.