Ectopic pregnancy, as a very serious pregnancy problem, once it occurs, not only will a series of serious symptoms appear, but also bring a very terrifying risk, which is massive bleeding. Ectopic pregnancy, as a life-threatening condition, may lead to maternal death if left untreated. However, due to various reasons, patients with ectopic pregnancy sometimes do not necessarily want to seek medical attention directly, and even exclude ectopic pregnancy if they want to self medicate. So how can this be achieved? What should I pay attention to after curing ectopic pregnancy?

1、 How to self exclude ectopic pregnancy?

During menstruation, most patients with ectopic pregnancy have a brief history of menopause, mostly around six weeks. However, some patients may not be able to maintain the endometrium due to the production of chorionic gonadotropins in the villous tissue, or may develop pathological bleeding early, leading to the mistaken belief that it is menstruation and that there is no history of menopause. When tubal pregnancy occurs, abdominal pain may occur when it ruptures. Sudden pain, manifested in the lower abdomen, may be tearing pain or paroxysmal pain, accompanied by nausea and vomiting. If the diaphragm is stimulated, it can cause radiating pain in the scapula, and pelvic fluid accumulation can cause anal dilation and a sense of defecation. These symptoms are very helpful for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy. Patients with ectopic pregnancy may experience irregular bleeding. Generally, bleeding appears as droplets, with a dark brown color and a small amount, which will not exceed the menstrual blood volume. When abdominal pain during ectopic pregnancy is accompanied by vaginal bleeding, it is usually a sign of embryonic damage. However, if there is only abdominal pain without vaginal bleeding, it is embryo survival or abdominal pregnancy, so be vigilant. The symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are mainly caused by acute bleeding and severe abdominal pain. Generally, the more bleeding, the faster the speed, and the more severe the situation will be. It can cause symptoms such as dizziness, pale complexion, decreased blood pressure, and sweating profusely, leading to crises such as fainting and shock. In a short period of time, patients with ectopic pregnancy may experience symptoms such as colorless and pale face, accompanied by palpitations, cold fatigue, and dry mouth. 6. Diarrhea, some patients with ectopic pregnancy may experience symptoms of diarrhea, mainly caused by blood stimulation in the abdominal cavity to the intestines. If the cause is not carefully analyzed, it is often misdiagnosed as hypoglycemia.

2、 Precautions after cure of ectopic pregnancy

For women after ectopic pregnancy surgery, the first and most important thing is to supplement nutrition in their diet. The diet should mainly consist of light and easily digestible foods, ensuring daily protein intake. Common foods include eggs, milk, soy products, and some nutrient rich soups, which can enhance women's own resistance and help them recover. After ectopic pregnancy, it is necessary to pay attention to personal hygiene, especially to keep the genitals dry and clean. Change underwear frequently, wash the external genitalia with warm water every day, do not wear tight underwear, and try to choose loose and comfortable underwear made of pure cotton material to prevent bacterial infections from causing a series of gynecological diseases. It takes about a month to recover after the surgery for ectopic pregnancy. During this period, do not engage in sexual activity, rest more, do not engage in vigorous exercise, and pay more attention to physical changes such as abdominal pain and normal vaginal bleeding. Once abnormal conditions are found, seek medical attention in a timely manner, identify the cause, and seek treatment.

3、 The serious consequences of untreated ectopic pregnancy

If ectopic pregnancy is not treated early, it can easily lead to rupture, internal bleeding, hemorrhagic shock, and endanger life. It is recommended to seek medical attention in a timely manner, pay attention to rest, and closely observe the condition of abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. Extrauterine pregnancy poses great risks, as fertilized eggs cannot develop into normal fetuses. If the symptoms of ectopic pregnancy cannot be detected and treated early, it may be life-threatening. The reason is that the tissues in the fallopian tubes, ovaries, and other areas are not as strong and elastic as the uterus. When an embryo grows to a certain extent, it can cause rupture of surrounding tissues, causing abdominal pain and massive bleeding, which is medically known as "ectopic pregnancy rupture". After bleeding, a large amount of blood will accumulate in the abdominal cavity, but it cannot be seen from the outside and is easily overlooked. Many people are not sent to the hospital until they faint due to excessive blood loss, which not only increases the difficulty of treatment, but also makes the patient's life safety not guaranteed.

Overall, the problem of ectopic pregnancy is still quite serious. Many times, ectopic pregnancy cannot be detected in a timely manner, and some female friends even think it is due to menstruation. Little did they know that danger had already arisen, so it is important to have an understanding of the various symptoms of ectopic pregnancy. After identifying the symptoms, timely seek medical information and seek prompt treatment to avoid the risk of rupture and massive bleeding!