What are the hazards of biochemical and ectopic pregnancy?

Patient's question:

Doctor, hello. This morning while I was washing my face, I felt a wave of nausea. Then I thought that my period hasn't come this month, so I thought it might be pregnancy. I searched for methods to test for pregnancy and saw cases of ectopic pregnancy and hyperenergy. Hello, what are the harms of ectopic pregnancy and hyperenergy?

Doctor's answer:

Biochemical pregnancy is a process where there was a decline in hCG levels, followed by vaginal bleeding similar to menstruation, and subsequent hCG retesting shows a further decline in hCG levels. This entire process is referred to as a biochemical pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy, on the other hand, is different. In ectopic pregnancy, there is first a missed period, followed by high hCG levels that do not double as expected. During ultrasound, a gestational sac is not visible inside the uterus, and hCG levels rise very slowly. If it is a hidden or occult ectopic pregnancy, conservative treatment may be an option.

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