Patient's question:
Recently, I carefully discovered an ectopic pregnancy. I don't know how it suddenly ruptured and bled so heavily. Does ectopic pregnancy cause heavy bleeding?Doctor's answer:
A carefully checked ectopic pregnancy is confirmed by a B of the uterine appendages. This condition is addressed through surgery or medication. Generally, once ectopic pregnancy occurs, it rarely recurs as biochemical pregnancy. This needs to be understood. It is still considered that it was previously a biochemical pregnancy, and it was mistakenly believed to be ectopic pregnancy, because ectopic pregnancy requires a gestational sac to be clearly visible outside the uterus via B before it can be considered.