Does ectopic pregnancy require surgery?

There are many treatments for ectopic pregnancy at present. However, with the improvement of medical technology, laparoscopic technology is also a good choice for treating ectopic pregnancy. It does not require surgery and can alleviate the pain to a certain extent. Let’s talk about it below.

Whether or not to perform surgery for ectopic pregnancy depends on the specific circumstances. For tubal pregnancy with no rupture, no internal bleeding, stable blood pressure and pulse, and gestational sac <3.5cm, drug treatment can be considered. During drug treatment, the pulse, blood pressure, abdominal pain, etc. need to be closely monitored. Hemoglobin, red blood cells and pregnancy tests should be measured regularly. If necessary, surgical treatment can be performed.

1. Whether ectopic pregnancy needs surgical treatment depends on the condition of the disease. Generally speaking, ectopic pregnancy can be treated with medication and surgery. Conservative drug treatment for ectopic pregnancy should be carried out under the supervision of a doctor based on the patient's specific condition.

2 If the condition permits, surgical treatment can be performed. Currently, laparoscopy is the most common treatment. It is recommended that patients go to a local regular maternal and child health care hospital for treatment, and not to outpatient clinics that advertise for treatment. If adverse reactions to laparoscopy occur, the rescue will be affected.

3 It is recommended that after completing laparoscopic treatment, patients should ensure adequate rest and a good night's sleep. At the same time, it is advisable to eat more high-protein and high-calorie foods. For example, pork, beef, chicken, etc., it is best to drink some broth.