Patient's question:
I recently got pregnant, but last time it was an ectopic pregnancy, so this time it's more difficult. I want to know how many days an ectopic pregnancy has symptoms?Doctor's answer:
A fertilized egg that implants outside the uterine cavity is called an ectopic pregnancy. First, ectopic pregnancy may cause a missed period, which is usually around 35-40 days after conception when symptoms begin. Common symptoms include abdominal pain, spotting, pelvic fluid, and adnexal abnormalities. A pelvic ultrasound is sufficient for initial examination. Ectopic pregnancy is a common gynecological emergency. If not diagnosed promptly, it can endanger the patient's life. Generally, a B at 40 days may not show pregnancy, requiring high suspicion of ectopic pregnancy and regular monitoring. There are also cases where rupture occurs around 30 days, accompanied by severe abdominal pain, necessitating immediate hospitalization for examination. Due to the situation, it is recommended to seek treatment at a formal and professional specialized hospital. Symptomatic treatment should be combined with the actual condition, and a targeted examination should be conducted under the guidance of a doctor. Symptomatic treatment should be administered under the guidance of a doctor.