Ectopic pregnancy bleeding pictures

Ectopic pregnancy is also known as ectopic pregnancy. Generally, there are three typical symptoms, namely amenorrhea, vaginal bleeding and severe lower abdominal pain. Everyone knows that bleeding is inevitable after an ectopic pregnancy, so what is the color of ectopic pregnancy bleeding?

What is the color of ectopic pregnancy bleeding

Generally, the color of early vaginal bleeding is bright red. Of course, the color of vaginal bleeding alone cannot be used for diagnosis. It is necessary to go to a reliable hospital's gynecology department for pregnancy immunity tests and B-ultrasound examinations to make a basic diagnosis. Any pregnancy in which the embryo implants in any position outside the uterus is generally called an ectopic pregnancy, commonly known as an ectopic pregnancy. It is different from a normal pregnancy and will have typical symptoms such as vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal pain. Generally, bleeding occurs within 6-8 weeks of pregnancy. The bleeding is bright red and will not be like menstruation. It will be followed by a tearing pain. Of course, vaginal bleeding alone cannot be used to diagnose ectopic pregnancy, and a professional diagnosis should be made in a hospital. The posterior fornix puncture method can be used, because the blood in the abdomen tends to accumulate in the uterine duodenal pouch. Even if there is only a small amount of blood, it can be sucked out through the posterior fornix puncture. Use an 18-gauge short needle to pierce the uteroduodenal pouch from the posterior fornix of the vagina, and draw out dark red non-coagulated blood, which is a positive result, indicating the presence of intra-abdominal blood. Because when an ectopic pregnancy occurs, the structural characteristics of the bilateral fallopian tubes themselves restrict the growth of the fertilized egg, making it impossible for it to grow to full-term pregnancy. Therefore, ectopic pregnancy can cause acute internal bleeding. If not treated in time, it can cause hemorrhagic shock or even death to the patient. Early detection and early treatment are of great significance.

Treatment of ectopic pregnancy

1. Medication for ectopic pregnancy

Conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy: mainly with medication. When an ectopic pregnancy is diagnosed, medication should be used to cause the fetal sac to wither and then be removed from the body. It is mainly suitable for early ectopic pregnancy and young patients who need to preserve their fertility.

2. Surgery to treat ectopic pregnancy

Traditional surgical treatment

At present, the treatment of ectopic pregnancy is dominated by surgical treatment. There are two types of surgical methods: one is to remove the bilateral fallopian tubes of the affected limb; the other is to preserve the fallopian tubes of the affected limb, that is, conservative surgery for ectopic pregnancy. Traditional surgical treatment is suitable for young women with fertility requirements, especially those whose fallopian tubes on one side have been removed or have obvious changes.