Patient's question:
How many days does an ectopic pregnancy usually take to rupture? After rupture, does the baby just come out? Can I get pregnant normally after that?Doctor's answer:
I'm glad to help you clarify your question. First, the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy is usually made through a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examination. Typically, if an MRI examination of the uterine cavity does not reveal a gestational sac after 35 days of pregnancy, and repeated examinations consistently yield the same result, ectopic pregnancy should be considered. In a small number of women, vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain may occur before an MRI examination, and they may only be diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy after undergoing a gynecological examination.