There are many problems with women. After finally getting pregnant, it was discovered that it was an ectopic pregnancy. After conservative treatment for ectopic pregnancy, it is unknown how long menstruation will take. Because if menstruation does not come, other problems may occur, which will make people even more worried. Now, let me tell you how long it takes for menstruation to be considered normal after conservative treatment for ectopic pregnancy.
How long does it take for menstruation to return to normal after conservative treatment for ectopic pregnancy
Menstruation within one month after conservative treatment for ectopic pregnancy. After conservative treatment, menstrual recovery usually occurs one month later, which varies from person to person. It is recommended that you have a follow-up examination. After pregnancy (including ectopic pregnancy), the corpus luteum secretes estrogen and progesterone. Under high levels of estrogen and progesterone, the ovaries will not ovulate. After treatment for ectopic pregnancy, the ovaries resume ovulation and there are changes in circulating hormones, which can lead to menstruation. Only when the blood HCG level drops to normal can ovulation be restored, usually around a month after menstruation.
Is conservative treatment effective for ectopic pregnancy
Conservative treatment for ectopic pregnancy has two meanings: one refers to simple drug therapy, and the other refers to surgical conservative therapy.
1. Drug conservative therapy: The use of drug therapy (traditional Chinese medicine or western medicine) can promote the withering of the gestational sac and its excretion from the body. This method looks very easy and can easily relieve the troubles of ectopic pregnancy without surgery. However, conservative treatment for ectopic pregnancy also carries certain risks, as if the medication does not kill the embryo, it may cause the embryo to grow larger and cause the fallopian tubes to burst and bleed, or if one part of the embryo is killed while the other part is still alive, it may result in old embryos and cause infertility in the future.
2. Surgical conservative therapy: The laparoscopic treatment principle of minimally invasive surgery for ectopic pregnancy is the same as open surgery, but the fallopian tubes can be removed or preserved according to the condition and needs. For ectopic pregnancies where the fallopian tubes are not ruptured or the opening is not large, laparoscopic surgery is performed to cut open the fallopian tubes, remove the embryo, and then suture to maintain the function of the fallopian tubes.
The clinical incidence rate of ectopic pregnancy is not scary, but its occurrence scares many girls' sexual friends. When you discover an ectopic pregnancy, it is important to seek treatment promptly, otherwise it may lead to serious consequences and infertility for the rest of your life. Ectopic pregnancy, also known as ectopic pregnancy in medicine, should not be delayed once discovered.
