Patient's question:
I stopped taking the pill on the 15th of last month. I went to get a morning-after pill on the 20th, but it didn't come out. I can test positive with a pregnancy test. In the past few days since coming home, I've been experiencing intermittent dull pain and a heavy, bloated sensation on the right side of my lower abdomen. What are the symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Ectopic pregnancy also means getting pregnant, and the test strip result is positive. If there are no tubal diseases, ectopic pregnancy will absolutely not occur again. The symptoms of ectopic pregnancy usually occur around 40-50 days of pregnancy, accompanied by spotting and pain on one side. The earliest way to confirm pregnancy is through a blood HCG test, which can be detected one week after intercourse.