What tests should be done for ectopic pregnancy

Pregnancy is a particularly important event in a woman's life, so it is particularly necessary to conduct examinations after pregnancy. Many women do not pay attention to examinations after pregnancy. When ectopic pregnancy occurs, it is discovered late, which can cause serious damage to the body. Therefore, examinations after pregnancy are particularly important. What examinations should be done for ectopic pregnancy? This is also an issue that many women are particularly concerned about. Let’s take a look at it below.

It is best to have an ultrasound examination 35 days to 40 days after the last menstrual cycle. If the baby is too small, it cannot be detected by ultrasound. If it is an ectopic pregnancy after 40 days, it may cause bleeding. Check it out as soon as possible, and I hope you can find out that it is not an ectopic pregnancy. The following are the concentrated manifestations of ectopic pregnancy: The interstitial part of the fallopian tube is the part inside the muscular wall that enters the uterine horn. The muscular layer around the lumen is thicker, so the pregnancy can be maintained until about 4 months before rupture. Because this area is rich in blood supply, its rupture is like a uterine rupture, the symptoms are extremely serious, and a large amount of intra-abdominal bleeding often occurs in a short period of time.

If the menstrual cycle is very regular, you can do a urine test within one week to ten days after the menstruation is delayed. It can be detected in the urine. If the urine test is positive, you can do a B-ultrasound examination. It may not be visible very early, so at this time, part of it may be discovered, but some part may not be discovered. If a woman's menstrual cycle is normal, but is delayed or the amount of menstruation becomes less, it is possible that she has an ectopic pregnancy. You can do a urine test as long as there is a change in the menstrual cycle.

During the early examination of ectopic pregnancy, B-ultrasound images may show an enlarged uterus. This image is not the acoustic characteristic of fallopian tube pregnancy, and the possibility of early intrauterine pregnancy with corpus luteum of pregnancy must be ruled out. The use of B-ultrasound to detect the gestational sac and fetal heartbeat is very important for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy. With the development of modern medicine, minimally invasive laparoscopic technology can be used to detect ectopic pregnancy and actively treat it, eliminating harm to women.

Through the above introduction, we know what examinations should be done for ectopic pregnancy. After pregnancy, not only should active examinations be carried out, but women should also pay attention to their daily life and eating habits. Not only should the diet be comprehensive and nutritious, but also they should live a regular life, especially doing some slow exercises appropriately. Walking is a good way.