If women have serious gynecological diseases or have a high number of miscarriages, they are prone to ectopic pregnancy when they become pregnant again. Ectopic pregnancy is very dangerous. If the embryo cannot be surgically removed in a timely manner, once the fallopian tube ruptures, women may experience abdominal pain and heavy bleeding. So, what is the abdominal pain of ectopic pregnancy like?
If it is an ectopic pregnancy, the fetus gradually enlarges, leading to the rupture of the fallopian tubes. This pain can be described as heart wrenching and knife like. In addition, women may also experience dizziness, blurred vision, and in severe cases, shock. This is a very serious matter. If you cannot seek medical attention in a timely manner during heavy bleeding, it will threaten your life safety.
Women need to test their HCG levels after pregnancy. If the HCG levels increase very slowly and do not double the next day, women need to be aware that this may be caused by ectopic pregnancy. Further B-ultrasound examination is required to determine the specific location of the gestational sac in the case of ectopic pregnancy, and surgical removal of the embryo is necessary.
Overall, abdominal pain during ectopic pregnancy is very severe, like cutting with a knife. After pregnancy, in addition to testing HCG levels, women also need to test progesterone levels. If they are within the normal range, it means that the fetus is healthy and the pregnant woman's body is not affected.
