Female friends sometimes inevitably suffer from certain gynecological diseases, which make them feel helpless, such as cervicitis, cornual pregnancy, etc. Cornual pregnancy ruptures after a period of time, posing a threat to women's physical health. So, how many months will the cornual pregnancy rupture?
Cornual pregnancy is a type of ectopic pregnancy, and the rupture of the gestational sac may occur between three to four months. If it ruptures, symptoms such as lower abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and shock may occur. In severe cases, it can even endanger life. Therefore, in the early stages of pregnancy, once diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy, early treatment is necessary. Cornual pregnancy can be treated conservatively by taking drugs that kill the embryo.
It is difficult to distinguish between cornual pregnancy and tubal interstitial pregnancy, but cornual pregnancy embryos grow into the uterine cavity and the ipsilateral circular ligament is pushed outward; The embryo of interstitial pregnancy in the fallopian tubes is opposite to cornual pregnancy, as it grows outside the uterine cavity and the ipsilateral circular ligament is located on the inner side of the mass.
There are currently two treatment options for cornual pregnancy. One is conservative treatment, and the other is surgical treatment. The former is suitable for patients in the middle and late stages of pregnancy, who must be hospitalized for close observation to continue the pregnancy. The latter is suitable for patients who have already experienced uterine rupture, internal bleeding, or hemorrhagic shock.
