What are the symptoms of ectopic pregnancy preservation

Ectopic pregnancy preservation generally refers to ectopic pregnancy preservation, which may cause symptoms such as amenorrhea, abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, etc. The risk of ectopic pregnancy is relatively high, which may cause serious conditions such as fallopian tube rupture and massive bleeding. It is recommended to seek medical treatment immediately. Amenorrhea is a common early manifestation of ectopic pregnancy, and most patients will experience delayed menstruation. Abdominal pain is often manifested as unilateral lower abdominal pain or tearing like intense pain, which may be accompanied by a feeling of anal heaviness. Vaginal bleeding is usually small and dark red in color, and some patients mistake it for menstruation. As the condition progresses, anemia symptoms such as dizziness and fatigue may occur, and in severe cases, it can lead to hemorrhagic shock. In rare cases, the early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are not obvious and only manifest as mild abdominal discomfort. Individual patients may suddenly experience severe abdominal pain accompanied by a decrease in blood pressure, indicating that the fallopian tubes may have ruptured. Some patients may experience shoulder radiating pain, which is caused by intra-abdominal bleeding stimulating the phrenic nerve.

Ectopic pregnancy is considered a high-risk pregnancy and self observation or medication is not recommended. If the above symptoms occur, it is necessary to seek medical attention in obstetrics and gynecology in a timely manner, and the diagnosis should be confirmed through ultrasound examination and blood HCG measurement. Pay attention to rest in daily life, avoid intense exercise and heavy physical labor, keep the external genitalia clean, and consume iron rich foods to help prevent anemia. Any abnormal bleeding or worsening abdominal pain should be treated immediately and the timing of treatment should not be delayed.