Patient's question:
I went to the hospital for a detailed ultrasound examination. The magnetic resonance imaging is as follows: The uterus is anteriorly positioned with a size of 48mm45mm29mm. No gestational sac was observed within the uterine cavity. The endometrial thickness is 6mm, and the muscular layer shows uniform echoes. A 20mm12mm area of dense light spots was observed on the inner margin of the left ovary.Doctor's answer:
A. If the harsh treatment of drugs can be diagnosed in the early stage of ectopic pregnancy when the fallopian tube has not yet ruptured and there is no need for pregnancy, drug therapy is the best choice, causing less harm to the patient and allowing the body to recover more easily. However, it cannot be applied to those who have a need for pregnancy, because the embryo destroyed in situ often polarizes, leading to this fallopian tube obstruction.B. For ectopic pregnancy where the fallopian tube has not ruptured or the rupture is small, laparoscopic surgery can be used to open the fallopian tube, remove the implantation site of the embryo, and then perform debridement.