Patient's question:
I have difficulty getting pregnant and really want a baby. My husband and I have been trying to conceive for over two years. One day, after using a pregnancy test kit to test my urine, I was thrilled to see two lines. As we were immersed in the joy of expecting a new life, I found out that I actually had an ectopic pregnancy. I don't want to terminate this child. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Because ectopic pregnancy is an abnormal condition, it most commonly occurs in the fallopian tube. Since the lumen of the fallopian tube is relatively narrow, it is difficult for ectopic pregnancy to persist until full term. Moreover, as the fetus grows in the fallopian tube, there is also a risk of the ectopic pregnancy rupturing, which can lead to severe bleeding. Therefore, for ectopic pregnancy, it is important not to allow the pregnancy to continue. If it is confirmed that the condition is ectopic pregnancy, early termination of the pregnancy is necessary.