Ectopic pregnancy, sex three times in half a month

You cannot have sex for more than ten days after an ectopic pregnancy. Because it is in the early stages of pregnancy, the embryo implantation is not stable at this time. Because the embryo implants outside the uterine cavity, the environment for embryo implantation is even worse. Having sex too early will cause the contraction of the uterus and the peristalsis of the fallopian tubes, which may lead to miscarriage, resulting in abdominal pain, increased bleeding, and even rupture of the fallopian tubes, causing internal bleeding and causing the patient to go into shock, fainting, and chills. These symptoms are serious, so you are not allowed to have sex within a dozen days of an ectopic pregnancy, and you must stay in bed and rest.

If it is an ectopic pregnancy, you should not have sex for more than ten days after the operation, because there will be bleeding after the operation, which is very easy to cause postoperative infection, resulting in the re-adhesion of the fallopian tubes on both sides, or having sex may cause another pregnancy, or another ectopic pregnancy. This risk is very high, so you must pay attention to prevent it.

Causes

1. Fallopian tube inflammation

It can be divided into bilateral tubal mucositis and bilateral tubal periarthritis, both of which are common causes of tubal pregnancy. Severe cases of bilateral tubal mucositis can cause complete blockage of the tubal lumen and lead to infertility. In mild cases, bilateral tubal mucosal adhesions and microvilli damage will affect the operation of sperm-egg combination and cause embryo implantation at this point. Salpingitis caused by gonococci and mycoplasma often invades the mucosa, while miscarriage or infection after delivery usually causes bilateral perisalpingitis.

2. Fallopian tube surgery

If bilateral fallopian tube recanalization or fistula occurs after bilateral fallopian tube sterilization, there is a possibility of tubal pregnancy, especially for bilateral fallopian tube sterilization with electrocoagulation and silicone rubber ring surgery under laparoscopic surgery; if bilateral fallopian tube separation and adhesion surgery, bilateral fallopian tube repair surgery such as bilateral salpingectomy and bilateral fallopian tube opening surgery are performed due to infertility, the incidence of subsequent tubal pregnancy is 10% to 20%.

3. Bilateral fallopian tube dysplasia or abnormal function

Bilateral tubal dysgenesis is often manifested by the fact that the bilateral fallopian tubes are too long, the myometrium grows poorly, and the mucosal microvilli are deficient. In addition, bilateral fallopian tubes, diverticula or accessory umbrellas can all be the cause of tubal pregnancy. If the metabolism of estrogen and progesterone is disordered, it may affect the normal operation of sperm and egg fusion. In addition, mental factors can also cause bilateral fallopian tube spasms and abnormal intestinal peristalsis, affecting the transportation of sperm and egg combination;

4. Sperm and egg combined to walk

The egg cell is fertilized in the bilateral fallopian tube on one side, and the sperm and egg combine to enter the bilateral fallopian tube on the other side through the uterine cavity or abdomen, which is called sperm and egg combination movement. If the migration time is too long, the sperm and egg will combine, grow, and expand, and the embryo will implant in the other bilateral fallopian tube and cause a tubal pregnancy.

5. Assisted reproductive technology

From the earliest artificial insemination to the current use of common ovulation-inducing drugs, as well as in vitro fertilization-test tube transfer (1VF-ET) or gamete bilateral intrafallopian tube transfer (GIFT), ectopic pregnancies can occur, with an incidence rate of about 5%, which is higher than the incidence rate of ectopic pregnancies caused by general reasons. The relevant risk factors include bilateral fallopian tube disease before surgery, history of pelvic surgery, technical factors of transplanting test tube embryos, the number and quality of implanted test tube embryos, hormone environment, and excessive transplant fluid during test tube transplantation.

6. Others

Compression of the bilateral fallopian tubes by surrounding tumors, such as uterine fibroids or uterine and ovarian tumors, especially adhesion of the bilateral fallopian tubes and surrounding tissues of the uterus and ovaries caused by endometriosis, can also affect the smoothness of the bilateral fallopian tube lumen and hinder the combination of sperm and egg. There are also scientific studies that believe that defects in test tube embryos themselves, abortion surgery, smoking, etc. are also related to the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.