Eggs are a type of reproductive cell that women produce every month during ovulation. Under normal circumstances, eggs will enter the fallopian tubes after being released, where they will combine with sperm to form a fertilized egg, enter the uterus, become an embryo, and then become a fetus. But many people know that there is an abdominal pregnancy, so will the egg run into the abdominal cavity?
Eggs may run into the abdominal cavity, otherwise abdominal pregnancy would not occur. Abdominal pregnancy is a type of ectopic pregnancy, commonly referred to as ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy is particularly dangerous. If not detected in a timely manner, it may cause great pain to women, leading to inflammation, abdominal pain, and even rupture and bleeding, making life difficult to protect.
Many people believe that eggs will not run into the abdominal cavity, but this is actually an incorrect understanding. If the egg runs into the abdominal cavity, it is not a big problem, because if the egg is not fertilized, it will gradually shrink and disappear. If the fertilized egg runs into the abdominal cavity, it can be very troublesome for a long time, resulting in abdominal pregnancy, which can seriously lead to the loss of a woman's life.
To avoid the occurrence of abdominal pregnancy, women must ensure the health of their reproductive system and avoid gynecological inflammation. In order to avoid such situations, women must ensure the hygiene of their reproductive system. During sexual activity, it is important to pay attention to hygiene and avoid miscarriage as much as possible, as miscarriage may lead to inflammation of the reproductive system. The presence of inflammation can cause adhesions within the reproductive system, leading to the inability of fertilized eggs to enter the uterus normally, which can result in ectopic pregnancy or even stillbirth.
