In a normal pregnancy, the fertilized egg implants in the lining of the uterine cavity. The fertilized egg implants and develops outside the uterine cavity, which is called ectopic pregnancy.

Classification

Ampulla>Isthmus>Umbrella>Interstitium

1. fallopian tube inflammation

2. Fallopian tube dysplasia or dysfunction

3. Fertilized egg swims

4. assisted reproductive technology

5. other

Tubal pregnancy results

symptom

physical signs

Posterior vaginal fornix puncture: simple and reliable diagnosis

Pregnancy test: Urine or blood hCG measurement is critical for early diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, where levels are lower than those of intrauterine pregnancy.

Ultrasound examination

Laparoscopy

Endometrial pathology examination

Surgical treatment: Surgery while correcting shock

drug treatment

Anti-shock: Keep warm and cover yourself with a quilt. Place the patient in a concave decubitus position, quickly establish two or more venous pathways, quickly replenish blood volume, and correct anemia and shock.

Infection care: Give antibiotics as directed by your doctor, keep the perineum clean, and change sanitary pads frequently.

Observation of condition: Closely observe changes in vital signs, vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain and infection symptoms, and report to the doctor promptly if there are any abnormalities.

Psychological care: comfort patients and relieve their anxiety and fear.

Nutritional support: Provide a high-calorie, high-protein, vitamin-rich diet to enhance the body's resistance.

Postoperative care for uterine curettage: observe postoperative uterine contractions and vaginal bleeding, keep the vulva clean, and avoid sexual intercourse and bathing for one month.