Patient's question:
I found out yesterday that I'm pregnant, but the doctor said I have an ectopic pregnancy. It's said that ectopic pregnancies always cause abdominal pain. How many days does ectopic pregnancy cause abdominal pain?Doctor's answer:
If ectopic pregnancy does not rupture or miscarry, there will be absolutely no symptoms. Look at your ectopic pregnancy, where is it seriously located? If early pregnancy is in the isthmus of the fallopian tube, generally that area is very small, and around 40 days it is prone to rupture. If early pregnancy is in the ampulla, it will usually take about 50-60 days to burst. If it occurs again in the interstitial part of the fallopian tube, and if it ruptures during the second or third month of pregnancy, it can lead to severe bleeding.