Patient's question:
I was previously diagnosed with an ectopic pregnancy at the hospital and had undergone surgery for it. However, due to not-so-good family conditions, I didn't stay in the hospital for a long time. Today, I encountered many things that I didn't know were good or bad, so I want to ask, does an ectopic pregnancy just resolve with a menstrual period?Doctor's answer:
Like this ectopic pregnancy, it's important to stay in because if you don't treat ectopic pregnancy in time, it's very likely to cause infertility. Ectopic pregnancy can have a normal menstrual period. Moreover, it's not necessarily good for ectopic pregnancy to have a menstrual period because ectopic pregnancy usually manifests as delayed menstruation, reduced bleeding volume, and abnormal color. It's best to buy an early pregnancy test first and take a few tests. If there are two red lines, go to the hospital to test blood progesterone and hCG, and do a vaginal ultrasound.