Patient's question:
My husband has a family history of genetic diseases, so when we were preparing to get married, we decided not to have children. We can consider adopting one if we have the opportunity and conditions in the future. Recently, after having sex, I took an emergency contraceptive pill, and later I was diagnosed with an ectopic pregnancy. What should I do about ectopic pregnancy after taking the emergency contraceptive pill?Doctor's answer:
Ectopic pregnancy is very dangerous. Have you been diagnosed with ectopic pregnancy? Is it in the fallopian tube or somewhere else? Rupture of ectopic pregnancy can lead to severe bleeding. If ectopic pregnancy is detected, immediate hospitalization and treatment are necessary to determine the location. Conservative treatment should be used if possible. If conservative treatment is not feasible, laparoscopic surgery is required. If you wish to preserve fertility, the fallopian tube can be saved depending on the situation.