Patient's question:
Please let the experts take a look at how it might be possible for me to have an ectopic pregnancy. I, a young woman, kneel in gratitude!!! I used to have mild chronic pelvic inflammatory disease and was treated with medication once in 2003. I'm very afraid of having blocked fallopian tubes and being unable to conceive or experiencing ectopic pregnancy again. If this time I can rule out ectopic pregnancy, I will be eternally grateful!!! My periods are usually regular, but two days before each period, I experience brown discharge again, and it continues for two or three days after the period. I have normal menopause. Currently, there are two polyps in my cervix. On June 11, I experienced brown discharge again, and on June 13, I had my period. My menopause occurred on June 28 or 29. On the evening of July 10, I had lower abdominal pain, and on the morning of July 11, when I went to bed, I noticed a drop of fresh blood in my underwear. I thought it was my period coming early, butDoctor's answer:
Implantation bleeding and urinary frequency/urgency cannot rule out ectopic pregnancy, because ectopic pregnancy in the early stage may also have a small amount of vaginal bleeding, so it is impossible to confirm whether it is implantation bleeding or ectopic pregnancy bleeding. Early ectopic pregnancy may also cause abdominal pain, and there may be a sense of fullness in the abdomen. If the doctor suspects you have super fertility, it means the fertilized egg has not implanted in the uterus, or it has implanted successfully. On July 11th, you noticed some bleeding in your vagina, which may be due to implantation of the fertilized egg, leading to a miscarriage.