Women of childbearing age should have heard before pregnancy that ectopic pregnancy is a dangerous condition that can cause serious harm to women's physical health, especially in terms of fertility. Therefore, after pregnancy, women must promptly determine whether it is an ectopic pregnancy. Some women have asked how to determine if it is not an ectopic pregnancy?
Women who want to determine whether they have an ectopic pregnancy can observe whether there is vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal pain symptoms after 6 weeks of pregnancy. In fact, they can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination and blood HCG test. Because a gestational sac will form in the uterine cavity at 6 weeks of pregnancy, an abdominal B-ultrasound examination can be performed at this time. Under the B-ultrasound, the presence of a gestational sac in the uterine cavity can be observed. In addition, if the HCG hormone content in the female's body doubles, it can indicate that it is not an ectopic pregnancy.
But if no gestational sac is observed in the uterine cavity of a woman, and the HCG in the body does not show a doubling growth, but instead shows a slow increase or decrease, it indicates that the woman is suffering from ectopic pregnancy. Once diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy, the woman must undergo surgery immediately to terminate the pregnancy. If ectopic pregnancy is not treated in a timely manner, as it continues to grow and develop, it may lead to the rupture of the implantation site, causing massive intra-abdominal bleeding and endangering the woman's life safety.
After treatment for ectopic pregnancy, it is necessary to go to the hospital for a detailed physical examination to identify the cause of ectopic pregnancy, and then receive effective targeted treatment. If women do not take it seriously, the probability of ectopic pregnancy occurring again in the next pregnancy is very high. For women who have experienced ectopic pregnancy before, it is better to wait at least 6 months before considering pregnancy, and after pregnancy, they need to undergo a B-ultrasound examination in the early stages of pregnancy to diagnose whether they have ectopic pregnancy.
