Ectopic pregnancy conservative blood value drops slowly

Ectopic pregnancy used to be an incurable disease that could be fatal, but now with the high level of technology, it is completely curable. Many people know that the hcg value of ectopic pregnancy will be abnormal. During the treatment of ectopic pregnancy, the progress of treatment can be learned by testing the hcg status. So why does the hCG blood level decrease slowly during ectopic pregnancy? How much hcg is considered an ectopic pregnancy?

What is the reason for the slow decrease of hcg blood level in ectopic pregnancy?

This indicates that the villi cells have strong specificity, so the decrease is slow, but it is good as long as it decreases and there is no increase. The response to the medicine varies from person to person, so this cannot be compared with other people's fast-acting ones to judge the quality of your own condition. Just follow the doctor's instructions. The decrease in blood Hcg value will take a certain process. As long as it is on a downward trend, it is a good condition. If there is no severe abdominal pain, conservative treatment can be continued.

How much is hcg? ectopic pregnancy

The hCG value of ectopic pregnancy is the same as that of intrauterine pregnancy, because only the site of embryo implantation is different, and the early development of sperm and egg combination is the same, so the HCG values ​​in the blood and urine are the same.

The hcg value of ectopic pregnancy can be judged as a pregnancy reaction, that is, the early stage of pregnancy, but the hcg value cannot be used as a basis for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy. The diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy also needs to be determined based on further test results.

What is the range of hCG value for ectopic pregnancy? Diagnosis method: First, B-ultrasound examination, through B-ultrasound examination to determine the location of the gestational sac, and at the same time check whether it is an ectopic pregnancy; second, test the hCG value again every two days. Under normal circumstances of pregnancy, the hCG value will double every two days, that is, after two days, your hCG value should be in the range of 500-1000 under normal circumstances, indicating that your embryo is growing normally and is not an ectopic pregnancy; if the hCG value rises or decreases slowly, the probability of ectopic pregnancy is relatively large, and you should pay attention to it.

HCG is direct evidence to determine whether a woman has successfully conceived, and it is also a way to determine whether a woman has an ectopic pregnancy. If your hcg level rises slowly or decreases after you become pregnant, it may indicate an ectopic pregnancy. If a slow decrease in hCG occurs during conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy, it means that the treatment has no effect and needs to be continued.