Symptoms of 35 days of ectopic pregnancy

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Ectopic pregnancy refers to the development of fertilized eggs outside the uterine cavity, also known as "ectopic pregnancy". The etiology is often due to the inflammation of the fallopian tube cavity or surrounding, resulting in poor lumen patency, hindering the normal operation of the pregnant egg, making it stay in the fallopian tube, implantation, development. The symptom of ectopic pregnancy 35 days tells everybody.

Symptoms of 35 days of ectopic pregnancy

Most of the patients with amenorrhea stopped menstruation for 6-8 weeks, but some patients had no obvious history of amenorrhea, and some mistook vaginal bleeding as a normal menstruation.

Abdominal pain abdominal pain is due to rupture of fallopian tube, often a side of the lower abdomen tear like pain, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, anal distension, if it is too much bleeding, the pain is unbearable.

Diarrhea ectopic pregnancy patients will also have diarrhea symptoms, if not carefully analyzed the condition, it is easy to be considered as dyspepsia or intestinal emergency.

matters needing attention

1. Short history of menopause or delayed menstruation, irregular vaginal bleeding. Most of the ectopic pregnancy patients have a history of menopause, varying in length, generally 6-8 weeks, and 30% of the patients have no obvious history of menopause, but the vagina has irregular bleeding, less bleeding, dribbling, dark red color, a few patients have menstrual bleeding, and some patients have no vaginal bleeding. Some patients with irregular vaginal bleeding will be diagnosed as "threatened abortion" and take measures to protect the fetus. At the same time, because there are no typical symptoms in the early stage of ectopic pregnancy, it also makes the disease delay and increases the difficulty of treatment. 2. Abdominal pain. This is another of the most common symptoms of ectopic pregnancy, patients can be manifested as dull pain, distending pain, falling pain, colic or tearing pain. Such abdominal pain, continuous or intermittent, can also be a sudden attack. 3. Pelvic mass. The hematoma formed by abortion or rupture of tubal pregnancy adheres to the surrounding tissues and organs and forms a mass