What is the solution for early ectopic pregnancy?

Once women detect an ectopic pregnancy, they must not take chances. They need to go to the hospital for a detailed examination to see where the fertilized egg is implanted, and then take appropriate measures to solve the problem. If the problem is not solved in time, symptoms such as abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding will occur, and in severe cases, it may even endanger life. So what are the correct response measures for early ectopic pregnancies?

Solutions for early ectopic pregnancy:

When a woman is diagnosed with an ectopic pregnancy, she cannot continue the pregnancy. Otherwise, some complications caused by the ectopic pregnancy may endanger the life of the pregnant woman. Therefore, when an ectopic pregnancy is detected, measures should be taken in time to resolve it according to her own situation. So what are the general ways to solve ectopic pregnancy? Let’s take a look at how to deal with ectopic pregnancy.

After an ectopic pregnancy occurs, the following methods can be used to treat it:

1. Conservative treatment with drugs. For the early stages of ectopic pregnancy, drug treatment can be used, but it is not suitable for all early patients. It also has certain indications. For patients with ectopic pregnancy whose fallopian tubes have not ruptured, the diameter of the fallopian tube pregnancy mass is less than 3cm, there are no obvious symptoms of internal bleeding, and the blood HCG is less than 2000U/L, drug treatment can be used. This therapy does little harm to the patient, but the killed embryos are polarized in situ, which can easily cause fallopian tube obstruction and affect fertility, so it should be used with caution, especially for those who want to have children. Do not try this therapy lightly.

2. Fallopian tube fenestration and suture. For patients with ectopic pregnancy whose fallopian tubes are not ruptured or the rupture is small, hysteroscopy and laparoscopy can be used for treatment. During the operation, the fallopian tube is first cut open to remove the embryo, and then sutured to maintain the function of the fallopian tube. Hysteroscopic surgery can reduce the risk of surgery, and is painless and bleeding-free. It heals quickly and leaves no scars after treatment, and can reduce the recurrence rate of the disease. It is the best method for treating ectopic pregnancy, and this treatment method preserves the patient's fertility to the greatest extent.

3. Salpingectomy. Generally, for patients with ectopic pregnancy, when the fallopian tube rupture is very serious, difficult to repair and accompanied by hemorrhagic shock, the only option is to remove the fallopian tube on the affected side to avoid causing greater damage.

The above are some treatment methods for ectopic pregnancy, mainly surgery and conservative drug treatment, each with its own indications. It is recommended that patients follow the doctor's advice to choose the appropriate treatment according to their own situation. Ectopic pregnancy is a dangerous acute abdomen. Once discovered, it must be treated in time to avoid causing serious harm to one's health and life safety.