In patients with ectopic pregnancy, if there are signs of rupture of the mass, it is often manifested clinically as a gradual increase in pain in the lower abdomen, and finally tearing pain, the mass is likely to have ruptured. After rupture, a large amount of localized bleeding will be formed, and the patient will have symptoms of shock in a short time, such as pale face and cold sweat, and will soon enter a coma. Therefore, patients with ectopic pregnancy must be closely observed, in addition to monitoring the blood HCG, but also pay attention to ultrasound, to understand whether the ectopic pregnancy mass has increased significantly, and then decide whether to preserve the hand treatment, or surgical treatment. For ectopic pregnancy, because once the rupture will directly threaten the patient’s life, so it is recommended that early diagnosis and early treatment.