Patient's question:
Is there danger if it is an ectopic pregnancy and an abortion surgery is performed before it is confirmed?!Doctor's answer:
If it's an ectopic pregnancy, it's a bit dangerous. If it's an ectopic pregnancy, it's not possible to have an abortion; surgery is required. If it's an intrauterine pregnancy, an abortion can be performed around 6 weeks.The treatment principle for ectopic pregnancy is primarily surgical. Among surgical treatments, there are two methods: one is to remove the affected fallopian tube; the other is to preserve the affected fallopian tube, which is a conservative surgery.
The surgical method is chosen based on the patient's overall condition, the location of the fertilized egg implantation, and the severity of the fallopian tube disease. For example, in fimbrial pregnancy, the fertilized egg can be pressed out; in ampullary pregnancy, the fertilized egg can be removed through a cystotomy; in isthmic pregnancy, the lesion can be excised and the ends can be anastomosed. Microsurgical techniques can improve the pregnancy rate.
The treatment for interstitial fallopian tube pregnancy can involve the removal of the affected uterine horn or a total hysterectomy, depending on the condition of the disease.