Patient's question:
Ectopic pregnancy at thirty days, how to treat it, whether it needs hospitalization or what the process isDoctor's answer:
Ectopic pregnancy! How was it diagnosed, with MRI? Has it ruptured? Ectopic pregnancy is a gynecological emergency. If discovered and it has ruptured, surgery must be performed immediately due to severe internal bleeding. If it hasn't ruptured, it can be treated conservatively and requires hospitalization. In some cases, ectopic pregnancy patients may not need to be hospitalized. They can receive symptomatic treatment while using home remedies as supplementary therapy. In daily diet, proper dietary habits should be maintained.