Why do you feel it might be an ectopic pregnancy?

Patient's question:

I'm not quite sure: I think I might have an ectopic pregnancy? I've been pregnant for more than two months, but since the beginning of this month, I've been feeling severe stomach pain, especially after meals when the pain becomes even stronger. At its worst, I even sweat. Is this ectopic pregnancy?

Doctor's answer:

From the description, it appears that you are currently about two months pregnant and have again experienced noticeable abdominal pain. This situation does not rule out the possibility of an ectopic pregnancy, as the number of days pregnant at this stage is already significant. Therefore, it is necessary to go to a local hospital for a thorough examination via ultrasound to confirm whether the embryo is within the uterine cavity, which can help rule out ectopic pregnancy. If it is confirmed that the cause is not ectopic pregnancy, appropriate symptomatic treatment is generally required to avoid miscarriage.

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