What does ectopic pregnancy waiting to be excluded mean?

We all know that women usually wonder if they are pregnant when their period is delayed for more than ten days. However, if the menstruation is delayed for more than ten days, even if the woman is pregnant, the embryo development process is not long enough, and it is impossible to determine whether it is an intrauterine or ectopic pregnancy. Although hcg blood test can detect women's pregnancy faster and more accurately, hcg cannot diagnose ectopic pregnancy. The only way to diagnose an ectopic pregnancy is with an ultrasound. So what does it mean to have an ectopic pregnancy?

We cannot know exactly how many days we are pregnant. We need blood tests or ultrasound examinations to find out. However, many women are worried about ectopic pregnancy because the adverse effects of ectopic pregnancy on women's bodies are very serious. If ectopic pregnancy can be detected as soon as possible and resolved as soon as possible, the damage to the woman's body can be reduced.

Because of this, many women will go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination as soon as they know they are pregnant. However, if it is before 4 weeks of IVF pregnancy, then no matter whether it is B-ultrasound examination, hcg blood test, or even progesterone value test, it is impossible to diagnose ectopic pregnancy.

Because the test tube embryo pregnancy period is too short, the gestational sac cannot be seen during ultrasound examination. In other words, if there is a fetal sac in the uterus or a mass outside the uterus, it can be concluded whether it is an intrauterine pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy. However, the necessary condition is that it must be within the time range of the formation of the gestational sac, and the formation time of the gestational sac is 30 to 40 days of pregnancy, which is between 5 and 6 weeks of pregnancy. Of course, if the quality of the test tube embryo is not good, the formation of the fetal sac will be delayed, and an ectopic pregnancy will occur.

It can be seen that ectopic pregnancy to be excluded means uncertain ectopic pregnancy. Under normal circumstances, if the B-ultrasound examination shows no fetal sac in the uterus and a mass outside the uterus when the pregnancy is more than 5 weeks, but the mass is not large, the B-ultrasound report will say that the ectopic pregnancy is to be excluded. But there is no need to worry too much. An ectopic pregnancy to be excluded does not necessarily mean an ectopic pregnancy. A follow-up examination in a few days will confirm it.