Ectopic pregnancy only bleeding without abdominal pain

Women are familiar with the disease of ectopic pregnancy, but many women do not know enough about the symptoms of the disease. Ectopic pregnancy is very harmful to women's bodies. Its main symptoms are abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. However, some patients have ectopic pregnancy with only bleeding but no abdominal pain. As the size of the fetus continues to increase, ectopic pregnancy will threaten women's lives. So what is the matter with ectopic pregnancy with only bleeding but no abdominal pain?

First, what happens if there is only bleeding but no abdominal pain during ectopic pregnancy? If there is only bleeding but no abdominal pain during ectopic pregnancy, it may be an ectopic pregnancy at the cervical opening, an ectopic pregnancy at the cervical canal, an old ectopic pregnancy at the uterine cornuate, or an old ectopic pregnancy at the fallopian tube. This type of ectopic pregnancy indicates that there is no active bleeding in the abdominal cavity, or only a small amount of active bleeding, and the embryo may have died. As long as an ectopic pregnancy has been confirmed, you need to do a blood routine, liver function, electrocardiogram, and blood pressure test as soon as possible. If everything is normal, it is best to treat conservatively. You can use the chemical drug methotrexate plus mifepristone for treatment. You must be hospitalized for the surgery. This treatment method is more accurate, does not require removal of the fallopian tube, and will not affect the next pregnancy.

Second, the cause of ectopic pregnancy: fallopian tube inflammation. It can be divided into tubal mucositis and perisalpingitis, both of which are common causes of tubal pregnancy. Severe cases of fallopian tube mucositis can cause complete blockage of the tubal lumen and lead to infertility. The lesions of perisalpingitis are mainly in the serosa or seromuscular layer of the fallopian tube, which often causes adhesions around the fallopian tube, twisting of the fallopian tube, stenosis of the tubal lumen, and weakened peristalsis of the tubal wall muscles, affecting the movement of the fertilized egg. History of tubal pregnancy. Women who have had a tubal pregnancy are more likely to have another tubal pregnancy after recovering from surgical treatment. Insertion of an intrauterine device. The use of an IUD itself does not increase the incidence of ectopic pregnancy, but if a woman becomes pregnant due to IUD contraceptive failure, the chance of an ectopic pregnancy is greater. Fallopian tube malformation or dysfunction. When fallopian tube dysplasia occurs, symptoms such as the fallopian tube is too long or the base is poorly developed and the mucociliary tissue is lacking. If a woman has abnormal fallopian tube function, progesterone cannot be regulated normally, which will affect the normal operation of the fertilized egg.

There are many reasons that lead to ectopic pregnancy. No matter what the cause is, it will cause certain harm to the body and it takes a certain amount of time to recuperate. If you want to avoid ectopic pregnancy, you must eliminate the causes of ectopic pregnancy mentioned above. Therefore, you must have regular prenatal checkups after pregnancy, and you can go to the hospital at any time if there is any problem.