What to do if you have a simultaneous pregnancy inside or outside the uterus

A normal and healthy fetus is conceived through embryo implantation in the uterine cavity. Only when the embryo implants in the uterus can it obtain sufficient nutrition and grow up healthily. Ectopic pregnancy refers to the situation where the sperm and egg combine but the embryo does not implant in the uterus, but implants outside the uterus, such as in both fallopian tubes. It is very dangerous and requires immediate surgical treatment. So, what should we do if there is another pregnancy inside or outside the uterine cavity?

Simultaneous intrauterine and ectopic pregnancy is very rare. There are two main reasons for this situation. One is that the woman excretes two eggs at the same time. After fertilization, one sperm and egg combine to enter the uterus, and the other sperm and egg combination is still outside the uterus. Another is that the egg cell breaks down into two broken balls after fertilization, one embryo implants in the uterus, and the other implants outside the uterus.

If a pregnant woman is diagnosed with both intrauterine and ectopic pregnancy, she needs to be closely observed and hospitalized immediately. After the B-ultrasound diagnosis, immediate surgery is required to remove the test tube embryo outside the uterus, so as to save the test tube embryo in the uterine cavity. If this situation is not properly handled, it will have a great impact on the body of the pregnant woman, and internal bleeding may occur.

In summary, it is very rare for pregnancy to occur simultaneously inside and outside the uterus. Pregnant women do not need to be overly nervous when this happens and do not need immediate surgery. After a woman becomes pregnant, she needs to go to the hospital immediately to check the HCG value and do an ultrasound examination. If there are any problems, they should be dealt with immediately.