The process of pregnancy is the growth and development of a baby. During this process, expectant mothers will feel significant changes in their bodies. At the same time, one will also be moved by the development of new life. But some women's pregnancy process may not be so smooth. Let's learn about conservative treatment plans for ectopic pregnancy together, hoping to help those who have doubts.
The treatment mainly involves surgery, correcting shock while also performing open abdominal exploration to remove the affected fallopian tube. If fertility is to be preserved, the fallopian tubes can also be cut open to remove the fertilized egg. Salpingectomy is suitable for emergency patients with internal bleeding complicated by shock, and there is no fertility requirement. Young women with fertility requirements can undergo tubal fenestration surgery.
Attention should be paid to balancing work and rest, avoiding heavy physical labor, and minimizing abdominal pressure. Constipation sufferers can use laxatives to prevent the rupture of lumps. Due to the patient's weak physical condition after major surgery, as well as multiple days of fasting, reduced saliva secretion, and dry oral mucosa, nursing staff should choose appropriate oral care solutions and perform oral care in a timely manner to prevent and reduce the growth of oral bacteria. In response to patients' anxiety and fear, nursing staff should provide understanding and sympathy, patiently comfort patients, relieve their psychological pressure, obtain the cooperation of patients and their families, make them trust and feel secure, and accept treatment with a good mentality.
Every baby's arrival is a little angel sent by heaven to expectant parents. However, some people's pregnancy process is not smooth sailing, and when some small mistakes occur, we should actively seek solutions. I hope the above conservative treatment plan for ectopic pregnancy can help those in need. I hope every expectant mother can give birth to a healthy baby smoothly. Thank you for browsing.
