The “amniotic fluid embolism” caused hemorrhage and death of the pregnant woman, and now there is an “ectopic pregnancy” that leads to maternal life crisis, we have to praise the greatness of motherhood, it is not easy to carry a baby in October. The hemorrhage caused by ectopic pregnancy is often reported in the press, but people still do not know much about ectopic pregnancy. Is it possible to be aware of ectopic pregnancy early to avoid the danger? Ectopic pregnancy, also known as ectopic pregnancy, refers to a fertilized egg that has taken hold in any part of the body other than the uterine cavity. Ectopic pregnancy is relatively common, accounting for 3-5% of pregnant women. Depending on the site of implantation, tubal pregnancy, ovarian pregnancy, abdominal pregnancy, cervical pregnancy and uterine stump pregnancy are the most common. Tubal pregnancy is the most common in clinical practice. There are two main reasons why ectopic pregnancy is relatively insidious and difficult to detect, especially in early pregnancy. First, ectopic pregnancy itself is a special case of pregnancy, and ignoring the condition of one’s own pregnancy may delay the timing of treatment; in addition, some women learn that they are pregnant but do not take pregnancy tests regularly, making it difficult to catch ectopic pregnancy at an early stage. The early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are easily confused with normal early pregnancy reactions. For early detection of ectopic pregnancy, the first step is to catch the typical symptoms of ectopic pregnancy. 1. Menopause First of all, like all pregnant normal women, the first symptom that appears in patients with ectopic pregnancy is menopause. Most patients have menopause for 6-8 weeks and their early signs and symptoms are not obvious before the tubal pregnancy miscarries or ruptures. Therefore, ultrasound examination, blood chorionic gonadotropin and progesterone should be performed in time after menopause to understand the development of intrauterine embryo, which also helps to exclude ectopic pregnancy. 2. Abdominal pain Abdominal pain is the most typical symptom of ectopic pregnancy, which mostly occurs in the 40th to 50th days of pregnancy, with severe lower abdominal pain, hidden pain, distension, cramping, colic or tearing-like pain. It may also come on suddenly, often accompanied by a feeling of defecation and a state of cold sweat. Acute abdominal pain is the main symptom of tubal pregnancy disruption, with a 95% probability of occurrence. It is often a sudden unilateral tearing or paroxysmal pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by nausea and vomiting. 3. Vaginal bleeding is often irregular, and bleeding after menopause is easily ignored as menstruation. It is usually dripping, dark brown and small in volume, not exceeding the amount of menstruation. Vaginal bleeding is caused by endometrial detachment or tubal bleeding discharged outward through the uterine cavity. Abdominal pain accompanied by vaginal bleeding is often a sign of embryonic damage. Therefore, you should also be alert when vaginal bleeding occurs because it is one of the early symptoms of ectopic pregnancy. 4. Acute hemorrhage Acute bleeding in the abdominal cavity can cause reduced blood volume and severe abdominal pain; reduced blood supply to the brain leads to pallor in a short period of time, accompanied by dry mouth, palpitations, coldness and weakness, which is a sign of impending shock. Severe cases may suddenly faint and wake up dizzy and dizzy. Bad habits such as long-term smoking and alcoholism can affect the normal operation of the fallopian tubes and make it difficult for a fertilized egg to be laid properly, so women should be careful.