There is no way for an ectopic pregnancy to be expelled from the body through abortion or medication like an intrauterine pregnancy. Because ectopic pregnancy refers to the location of the gestational sac is not in the uterine cavity, but in the fallopian tube, ovary, pelvis and other locations, so there is no way to go through the normal channels to expel the body. There are three main treatments for it: first, drug conservative treatment, drug conservative treatment is mainly for patients who have more stable symptoms, lower blood chorionic gonadotropin levels, smaller masses, and better compliance to the treatment. Second, surgical treatment, surgical treatment is mainly for patients with unstable condition, bleeding in the pelvis, including larger, higher blood levels, or faster growth. Thirdly, patients can also choose to be treated by local puncture under guidance, injecting drugs directly into the patient’s gestational sac. This is a treatment between conservative treatment with drugs and surgery.