Patient's question:
After much effort, I finally got pregnant, but the result was an ectopic pregnancy. It was said that it cannot be kept and surgery is being prepared. Does ectopic pregnancy cause lower back pain?Doctor's answer:
If there is a rupture in an ectopic pregnancy, it means it is located on the fallopian tube and has ruptured. If there is a rupture, blood accumulates in the abdomen, which can cause lower back pain, discomfort, and aching. Generally, ectopic pregnancy requires early surgery; the earlier it is done, the better. If detected early, current surgeries are very successful. Laparoscopic surgery allows for a quick recovery, and patients can often be discharged within two days. It will absolutely not affect future pregnancies. If it's still not possible, there is also the option of in vitro fertilization. As long as you are young, healthy, and maintain good physical condition, pregnancy is always possible.