Does ectopic pregnancy on the ovary matter?

The incidence of ectopic pregnancy has increased significantly in recent years, which may be due to the increasing number of women having abortions, or it may be caused by some other factors. Some women were found to have ectopic pregnancies on their ovaries, and they asked: Does it matter if the ectopic pregnancy occurs on the ovaries? Once an ectopic pregnancy occurs, women must pay attention to it, because ectopic pregnancy can easily lead to serious consequences for women.

Ruptured type of ectopic ovarian pregnancy is the most dangerous. If ectopic ovarian pregnancy is misdiagnosed by the hospital or not treated in time, it will pose a threat to life due to internal bleeding, which accounts for the largest number of deaths from pregnancy diseases. Therefore, ectopic ovarian pregnancy must be diagnosed in time and given reasonable treatment. The main symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are amenorrhea, abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. Rupture can cause massive intra-abdominal bleeding and even shock. Ovarian ectopic pregnancy can be treated with ovarian fenestration and suture. The principle of treatment for ovarian ectopic pregnancy is to preserve the ovaries and find out the cause of the ectopic pregnancy and eliminate it at the same time during the surgery.

First of all, the premise should be to preserve the ovaries, and on this basis, find out the cause of ectopic pregnancy and carry out symptomatic treatment. Secondly, when performing ovarian window suture, for those who have suffered heavy blood loss or shock due to ruptured gestational sac, blood should be transfused through a blood recovery machine as much as possible to avoid infectious diseases during the transfusion process. Cause unnecessary harm.

If the examination reveals no ruptured tubal ectopic pregnancy, the gestational sac diameter is less than 5 cm, B-HCG is less than 1000u, the intra-abdominal free fluid is less than 100 ml, and the patient has no heart, kidney, liver, or blood abnormalities, then surgery can be temporarily avoided and conservative treatment can be performed.

There is also a non-surgical treatment available. The main treatment is conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine, but traditional Chinese medicine takes a long time to kill the pregnant embryo, and during the conservative treatment process, there is a possibility that the embryo will continue to develop and cause extraovarian rupture. In addition, sometimes surgery is needed because the treatment is not thorough, which can easily waste the patient's time, physical strength and money.

Under normal circumstances, when the embryo implants in the uterine cavity after a woman becomes pregnant, it is called an intrauterine pregnancy. If it implants somewhere outside the uterine cavity, it is called an ectopic pregnancy, which is also called ectopic pregnancy in medicine. The most common site of ectopic pregnancy is the fallopian tube, and a few can also be seen in the ovaries, cervix, etc. It means that the embryo does not implant in the uterus, but develops in other parts, and then the fallopian tube ruptures, causing heavy bleeding. This disease is very life-threatening to the mother. The most common causes of ectopic pregnancy are salpingitis and adhesions, such as chronic salpingitis, tuberculosis, endometriosis, etc.