Patient's question:
Got pregnant, stomach hurts a lot, went to the hospital, ultrasound check carefully said it was an ectopic pregnancy. Is ectopic pregnancy dangerous to life? Is it possible for ectopic pregnancy to naturally drop out?Doctor's answer:
Stomach pain is severe, and the detailed B examination result shows an ectopic pregnancy, which requires caution against the risk of heavy bleeding caused by ectopic pregnancy. Theoretically, if the gestational sac ruptures in an ectopic pregnancy, it can lead to a significant amount of fluid leaking into the fallopian tube, pelvic cavity, and abdominal cavity, resulting in bleeding. This can also cause shock, which poses a life-threatening risk. Therefore, immediate treatment is necessary. Go to the hospital promptly for follow-up examination.