After pregnancy, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination, mainly to see if the pregnancy is normal, because the position of the fertilized egg implantation may not be correct, so ectopic pregnancy may occur. Although ectopic pregnancy is also a type of pregnancy, it cannot give birth normally. So what should we do if we have ectopic pregnancy?
If diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy, the specific treatment method should be selected based on the HCG value, the size of the ectopic mass, and the condition of pelvic fluid accumulation. Generally speaking, surgical treatment or conservative treatment with medication can be performed.
Firstly, traditional medication can be used for conservative treatment. If there is no obvious bleeding before the fallopian tubes rupture or when the diameter of the mass is less than three centimeters, medication can be used for conservative treatment. This may cause less harm to women, but it can easily lead to fallopian tube blockage and affect fertility.
Secondly, surgery can be used for treatment. In cases where the fallopian tubes have not yet ruptured or the fissure is small, hysteroscopy surgery can be performed. First, the fallopian tubes need to be cut open to remove the embryo, and then sutured to maintain the function of the fallopian tubes. Moreover, hysteroscopy surgery can reduce the risk of surgery and is currently a good method for treating ectopic pregnancy.
