I have had incisional pregnancy for 3 times.

When the fertilized egg implants below the uterus, that is, at the scar of the last cesarean section, it is called a lower uterine cesarean section scar pregnancy, commonly known as an incisional pregnancy. It is generally believed that the cause of this disease is endometrial damage caused by various surgical operations, such as curettage, cesarean section, myomectomy, uterine repair, hysteroscopy and even manual embryo retrieval. The clinical symptoms of this disease are not unique. All patients have a history of caesarean section, amenorrhea, uterine dilatation, increased blood HCG and other normal early pregnancy manifestations.

Ultrasound is a reliable method to diagnose the disease. Pregnancy in the uterine scar has more specific imaging diagnostic manifestations. The sonographic characteristics are that the intrauterine gestational sac or embryonic tissue is located low, located in the scar of the lower uterine wound, with no boundary with the wound muscle layer, and there is abundant blood between the gestational sac and the wound. The anterior wall of the lower uterine segment has a moderate echo, uneven echo, blood can be seen in the serosa, the gestational sac is implanted in the wound of the anterior wall of the lower segment, and there is no abnormality in the cervix.

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Uterine incision scar pregnancy is a relatively rare condition and is difficult to treat. It can usually be diagnosed by B-ultrasound. The treatment is very independent and needs to be decided based on various factors such as the location of the disease, the depth of the gestational sac invading the endometrium and the size of the disease, as well as the patient's requirements for re-pregnancy and economic status. Considering your situation, there are still certain risk factors for incisional pregnancy. I don't know how long your incision has been there. If it is shorter, the risk factor will be greater.

Incisional pregnancy can be treated surgically. In fact, pregnancy through uterine incision is a rare ectopic pregnancy. It is in recent years that more people have chosen cesarean section, so the number of such patients has increased in clinical medicine.

When encountering such a situation, if it is not handled in time, as the test tube embryo grows and increases, it is easy to cause uterine rupture, internal bleeding and other serious adverse effects. Even if such pregnant women want to terminate their pregnancy through abortion, they may still suffer from internal bleeding and even need to have their uterus removed. When performing an abortion, it is very likely to cause uterine perforation, internal bleeding, and even serious threat to life.

For the treatment of medical abortion, misofemidine is a new type of anti-progesterone drug that acts on the level of kinase. It combines with estrogen kinase in the body to block the function of estrogen, thereby causing decidual cell necrosis, making it easier for the embryo or embryo to separate from the endometrium and increasing the sensitivity of the uterus to misofemidine.

Can incisional pregnancy be treated?

Incisional pregnancy is a complication after cesarean section. Since the 1950s, cesarean section has generally been performed through the lower uterine segment. The location of the lower uterine segment incisional scar pregnancy is equal to the isthmus of the uterus and is located outside the uterine body. Strictly speaking, it is an ectopic pregnancy in a special position. This condition can be treated surgically.

Causes of the disease and related factors: Although the cause of CSP is not fully understood, it is obviously related to poor healing of cesarean section wounds. The scar from a cesarean section that has not healed well may have some tiny cracks. In fact, patients can go to the hospital to consult a doctor and pay more attention to their diet in daily life.