What are the biochemical signs of pregnancy?

Ectopic pregnancy refers to the failure of the combination of sperm and egg before the formation of the gestational sac. The specific manifestation is vaginal bleeding. The pregnancy test paper can test pregnancy, but there is no gestational sac in the uterine cavity. The hcg blood test shows that it does not match the number of days of amenorrhea, and the progesterone value is also very low. No special treatment is needed after the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy. As long as the hcg is checked regularly, and the hcg returns to the normal range and the vaginal bleeding stops, there is no need for special treatment, and it is just like having a period. During the observation period, pay attention to rest, eat less cold and stimulating foods, and avoid excessive exercise. After one month, you can start the next pregnancy preparation period normally.

If an ectopic pregnancy occurs during pregnancy, a urine pregnancy test is usually done about a week after the menstrual period, and a weak positive result will be shown. A blood test to check the HCG value will show that it does not rise, or is low. A hysterectomy by B-ultrasound will reveal that there is no fetal sac in the uterine cavity, and symptoms such as vaginal bleeding will occur. If some of the symptoms in these items occur, you need to go to the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital for further examination and cooperate with the doctor to diagnose whether it is an ectopic pregnancy and rule out ectopic pregnancy.

Ectopic pregnancy may not have any symptoms, but there may also be abdominal pain or back pain. The sperm and egg cells fuse into sperm and egg, but no embryo implants in the uterine cavity or no sexual intercourse occurs. It usually manifests as a normal menstruation without too many other discomforts. However, the pregnancy test is positive, or the human chorionic gonadotropin test is elevated. Sometimes a biochemical pregnancy cannot indicate any problems. Ectopic pregnancy may be caused by problems with the sperm-egg combination itself or luteal insufficiency. If it happens more than twice, further examination is needed.

An ectopic pregnancy is when the sperm and egg are present, but the embryo does not implant in the uterus, or there is no embryo implantation. The combination of sperm and egg can metabolize human chorionic gonadotropin, causing the HCG level in the blood test to rise. Since it cannot be implanted into the uterine cavity, the HCG level does not increase rapidly and the early pregnancy reactions are not obvious. Most women don't care about it and just ignore it as delayed menstruation. Ectopic pregnancy is just like normal menstruation. If you normally have menstrual pain, you will also have abdominal pain during this ectopic pregnancy, but it will not last too long. It will gradually ease as the menstrual blood is discharged. It is recommended to eat less cold and irritating foods on a daily basis.