Female friends often go to the hospital for check ups during pregnancy, which helps to understand the condition of the fetus. Generally, in the early stages of pregnancy, a B-ultrasound examination is needed to confirm the position of the gestational sac. Some pregnant women may be found to have ectopic pregnancy after examination. So, can we still have children after ectopic pregnancy?
Women can still have children after experiencing ectopic pregnancy. Usually, when women discover ectopic pregnancy, they must take it seriously and seek early treatment. If the treatment time is delayed, it may cause massive bleeding and even pose a life-threatening risk.
Pregnant women can know the location of the gestational sac by undergoing B-ultrasound examination. If no gestational sac is found in the uterine cavity during the examination, but there is a shadow in the adnexal area, it can be confirmed as an ectopic pregnancy. If a gestational sac is found in the uterus, ectopic pregnancy can be ruled out.
More than 90% of ectopic pregnancies in women occur in the fallopian tubes, which is called tubal pregnancy and must be treated immediately. After the embryo grows, it is easy to rupture the fallopian tubes, which can cause massive bleeding. Nowadays, the treatment of tubal pregnancy in hospitals mostly involves tubal fenestration surgery, which causes minimal harm to women and has a relatively short recovery time. At the most critical moment, after the surgery, it will not affect future fertility.
