Ectopic pregnancy means ectopic pregnancy. Most ectopic pregnancies do not result in the birth of a baby, and a very small number of fetuses have been reported to be viable.
If ectopic pregnancy is not treated in time, it may rupture, miscarriage, embryonic sterilizations, etc., which may endanger the life of the pregnant woman. At present, the common clinical ectopic pregnancy is tubal pregnancy, and the rare ones are ovarian pregnancy, abdominal pregnancy, cervical pregnancy and so on.
1. Tubal pregnancy: Pregnant women may experience abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding or even fainting and shock, and with the development of the embryo, there may be rupture of the tubal pregnancy, miscarriage and embryonic sterilizations. Therefore, tubal pregnancy is usually unable to give birth to a baby.
2. Ovarian pregnancy: refers to the fertilization of the egg in the ovary bed and development, pregnant women will also appear abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, but most of the ovarian pregnancy will be ruptured at an early stage, causing abdominal bleeding, or even shock. However, it has been reported that very few pregnancies can be carried to term and even the fetus can survive.
3. Abdominal pregnancy: The embryo or fetus is located in the abdominal cavity outside the fallopian tube, ovary and broad ligament. Abdominal pregnancy due to abnormal attachment of the placenta, the blood supply is insufficient, the fetus is not easy to survive, easy to occur embryonic sterilizations, and only a very small number of can survive to the full term. In this case, the maternal mortality rate is about 5% and the fetal survival rate is only 1%.
4. Cervical pregnancy: refers to the fertilization of the egg and development in the cervical canal, due to the cervix is mainly fibrous tissue, easy to embryonic abortion, pregnancy can seldom be maintained until 20 weeks.
For the safety of women’s lives, if ectopic pregnancy is diagnosed, the pregnancy should be terminated under the guidance of the doctor, and it is not recommended to take a chance to continue the pregnancy, so as not to cause hemorrhage or even the need to remove the uterus.