Patient's question:
Hello, how many centimeters of ectopic pregnancy will rupture? Can ectopic pregnancy be treated with harsh treatment? Will it be very painful?Doctor's answer:
Ectopic pregnancy generally has a very high likelihood of rupturing when it is larger than three centimeters. Therefore, ectopic pregnancy is most likely to rupture around the eighth week. So, early detection and early resolution are the most ideal approach. Through a B examination of the uterine appendages, it can be confirmed that there is no gestational sac inside the uterus. In that case, it is necessary to consider other external locations, especially the fallopian tubes, where it is most likely to occur.