Is biochemical pregnancy a false pregnancy?

It turns out that false pregnancy is not a real pregnancy, so what about ectopic pregnancy? In fact, for women who usually do not pay much attention to whether they are pregnant, they may not be aware of the symptoms of the body during ectopic pregnancy, and only regard it as an occasional menstrual disorder, but it will cause great harm to women's body. So, is ectopic pregnancy a false pregnancy?

To better understand ectopic pregnancy, we need to first understand what pregnancy is? Pregnancy, that is, female pregnancy, actually refers to the meeting and fusion of the female egg and the male sperm in the fallopian tubes, forming a sperm-egg combination. The sperm-egg combination is the origin of our body's development. Then the sperm and egg combine in our female's uterus for embryo implantation, and then absorb the mother's nutrients to grow into a fetus. So, what is ectopic pregnancy? An ectopic pregnancy occurs when sperm and egg combine in a woman's body, but the embryo does not implant in the uterus. Although two bars may appear on pregnancy tests and serological tests, and human chorionic gonadotropin in blood cells can be tested, professional gynecological B-ultrasound examinations cannot show the test tube embryo in the uterus. Therefore, ectopic pregnancy cannot be called a pseudo-pregnancy, but rather a subclinical miscarriage.

So, what are the causes of ectopic pregnancy?

1. Oocyte quality and IVF embryo quality

The poor quality and defects of test tube embryos and the chromosomal abnormalities in the combination of sperm and egg are the key reasons for the stagnation of growth and development.

2. Natural environment of Jigong

The thickness of the endometrium, its receptivity and shape directly affect IVF embryo implantation. Uterine hypoplasia, uterine cervical fibroids, endometrial polyps, intrauterine adhesions, uterine wall tuberculosis, etc. affect embryo implantation.

3. Female hormones

The pregnant mother's growth hormone, HCG, progesterone levels, etc. have a direct impact on ovulation, fertilization, and embryo implantation. Too high or too low levels of these female hormones will affect embryo implantation.