Patient's question:
I am three and a half months pregnant now. I'm worried this might be an ectopic pregnancy. Recently, I've been having some stomach pain. Does ectopic pregnancy cause stomach pain?Doctor's answer:
At about three and a half months pregnant, it can basically be confirmed that it is not an ectopic pregnancy. Generally, it will not be less than two months. If you are really not at ease, the relevant careful examination items can be taken to clarify. Theoretically speaking, the first symptom of an ectopic pregnancy patient is abdominal pain. There may also be the rupture of the gestational sac leading to heavy bleeding and shock. It is not just a simple symptom. It is basically impossible for the volume size at three months to have not ruptured.