Can ectopic pregnancy be treated conservatively?

When it comes to ectopic pregnancy, the first impression everyone has is that the baby cannot be saved and surgery is needed immediately. In fact, there are many types of ectopic pregnancies, and not all ectopic pregnancies require surgical treatment. So can ectopic pregnancies be treated conservatively? Nowadays, many patients with ectopic pregnancy will choose to use conservative methods for treatment, but it must meet the indications.

The approach to treatment depends on the indication for treatment. There are surgical treatments and conservative treatments. The indications for conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy are: non-ruptured tubal pregnancy, gestational sac diameter less than 5cm, intra-abdominal free fluid less than 100ml, and B-HCG less than 1000u. No heart, liver, kidney or blood diseases. However, conservative medication does not have an immediate effect and there is a risk of rupture of the pregnancy focus, which can be life-threatening. Conservative medication lasts for a long time and the treatment failure rate is as high as 50%. The embryo that is killed during conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy is organized in situ, often causing blockage of the fallopian tube.

Since ectopic pregnancy is a very dangerous disease, we must remain highly vigilant about it and take good care of ourselves to prevent and treat ectopic pregnancy in our daily lives to reduce the chances of ectopic pregnancy or prevent serious consequences. Actively prevent and treat salpingitis. Since chronic salpingitis is a common cause of ectopic pregnancy, it is very important to prevent and treat salpingitis. Pay attention to hygiene after delivery, after miscarriage and during menstruation to prevent infection, and seek prompt and thorough treatment to avoid future problems.

Temporary emergency health care. Once tubal pregnancy is confirmed, blood transfusion should be given immediately to replenish blood loss, and laparotomy should be performed to remove the lesion. Conservative treatment and health care to preserve fertility function. For some patients with mild symptoms, such as those with little internal bleeding and good general condition, a non-surgical treatment plan combining Chinese and Western medicine can be applied. Non-surgical treatment must also be performed in the hospital, and blood pressure and pulse must be closely monitored, and preparations for surgery must be made to prevent accidents from being too late for rescue. If the condition does not improve, surgical treatment should be performed immediately.

From the introduction above, everyone is very clear about whether ectopic pregnancy can be treated conservatively. No matter what method is used, ensuring your own health and safety is the most important thing. If you blindly carry out treatment, the risks are still very high. Therefore, after a thorough examination, it is best to receive correct treatment under the recommendation and arrangement of a doctor.