Symptoms of successful conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy

Ectopic pregnancy is one of the common diseases among women. It mainly refers to the situation that the fetus does not develop normally in the uterus, but the gestational sac is grown outside the uterus. If an ectopic pregnancy occurs, women will usually feel lower abdominal pain and vulvar bleeding, which can cause significant damage to the uterus, so embryo sterilization is necessary. So, what are the symptoms of successful conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy?

Symptoms of successful embryocidal treatment for ectopic pregnancy

If the ectopic pregnancy is successfully killed, there will generally be symptoms such as lower abdominal pain or a small amount of vaginal bleeding. In addition, if it is confirmed that the pregnancy is true, testing the progesterone level is said to help determine the cause. The ectopic progesterone level is slightly lower. If conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy fails, it should be judged based on hormone levels and the size of the gestational sac. If conditions permit, you can choose to continue conservative treatment. If the gestational sac is too large or the hormone level has not decreased, surgical treatment is recommended. Minimally invasive surgery can be chosen, which has less trauma, less bleeding, and faster recovery.

Early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy

1. Vaginal bleeding: Patients with early ectopic pregnancy will experience symptoms of a small amount of vaginal bleeding about 40 days after amenorrhea. 2. Abdominal pain: Patients with early ectopic pregnancy will have dull pain on one side of the lower abdomen, which is caused by the expansion of the fallopian tube; spasmodic lower abdominal pain is extremely severe, and the patient will turn pale and sweat coldly. This is caused by spasmodic contraction of the fallopian tube and can be relieved on its own after a while; severe lower abdominal pain, like tearing, accompanied by a feeling of defecation, is caused by rupture and bleeding of fallopian tube pregnancy. 3. Syncope: Patients with early ectopic pregnancy may suddenly faint due to excessive intra-abdominal bleeding, reduced blood supply to the brain, and cerebral anemia, and may experience dizziness and blurred vision after waking up.

I believe that after reading this article, all readers will be able to clearly understand what symptoms will occur if the embryo is successfully killed in an ectopic pregnancy. You may wish to learn about it. Ectopic pregnancy has many related symptoms in the early stages. If we find it, we should check and treat it in time to avoid causing greater harm to our health.