Conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy

Treatment of ectopic pregnancy is a focus of modern medical research, because more and more women are suffering from ectopic pregnancy, which is a serious ectopic pregnancy that poses a great threat to women's life safety. Once an ectopic pregnancy is discovered, it must be treated immediately to prevent the embryo from developing abnormally and to alleviate the woman's pain. Conservative treatment is a better choice. Let’s take a look at the conservative treatment process for ectopic pregnancy.

Ectopic pregnancy is a relatively common gynecological disease. Many female friends will suffer from this disease. After discovering that they have the disease, most female friends are more concerned about how to treat it and the treatment process. In fact, the treatment process is generally divided into a process of examination, treatment, and recovery. Generally speaking, the disease can be cured after a period of treatment.

Vaginal bleeding, amenorrhea, abdominal pain, etc. are all early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy should be treated as early as possible, otherwise it will endanger women's health. There are many treatments for ectopic pregnancy. Conservative treatment is commonly used for women who have not become pregnant. There are four steps in the conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy.

In the conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy, the first step is to successfully kill the embryo with Chinese and Western medicine. The patient requires hospitalization. After successful embryocidal treatment, the patient's serum HCG value will usually remain below 100U/L and will continue to decrease. At this time, an ultrasound examination can still observe imaging evidence of ectopic pregnancy.

The second step is to eliminate the old mass of ectopic pregnancy. Most patients with ectopic pregnancy will find that they have returned to normal after a B-ultrasound check one month after treatment with traditional Chinese medicine. For women who do not wish to become pregnant in the future, conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy can stop here.

The third step is to restore the patency of the fallopian tubes. This process is quite difficult. Different medical histories and conditions require different treatment cycles, which normally take 1-3 months. After treatment, whether the patient's fallopian tubes have regained patency can be confirmed by using methods such as hysteroscopy or hysterosalpingography.

The final step is a successful intrauterine pregnancy. After confirming that the fallopian tube is unobstructed through methods such as fluid angiography. Continued treatment is needed to maintain and promote the function of the fallopian tubes, and other factors that affect conception must also be treated so that the patient can resume intrauterine pregnancy as soon as possible.