Have you got your periods too late? Are you feeling nauseated? Are you undergoing those pregnancy cramps or shoulder pain with a lot of queasiness? Do you experience some discomfort in the abdomen?
We know, it would be hard to identify what’s normal and what needs a medical examination, given the minimal expression of unique characteristics. But experiences such as these may call for immediate medical attention, as this might be a typical case of ectopic pregnancy.
Ectopic pregnancy is a condition when the embryo implants itself outside the uterus, or as called in medical terms “Extra-uterine Implantation”. Such pregnancies are often considered complicated and exhibit certain symptoms. Listed below are few of the experiences which to-be-moms undergo:
Medical demonstration of ectopic pregnancy generally occurs between 4-8 weeks counted from the last normal menses.
Ectopic pregnancies, medically, have never been regarded as safe for expecting mothers and can lead to death if left untreated. Ectopic embryos, which do not have a normal development, may reduce the chances of further normal pregnancies, esp., in the advancing age, therefore, necessitating immediate embryo removal for mother’s health and fertility. Embryo removal is administered through medication or surgery depending on the location of the implanted embryo.
Since the symptoms are masked and largely imitate symptoms of first-trimester pregnancy, I advise you to maintain regular visits with your doctor, and follow the suggested regime and tests.
An ectopic pregnancy can be very overwhelming and unaccounted for. Engage yourself in various activities and care for yourself through healthy diet and proper rest.
Talk to your doctor about how to ensure a healthy pregnancy in future.
It is a life-threatening condition because the fertilised egg implants outside the uterus. This type of pregnancy is not viable, and it is considered to be a medical emergency. Evident symptoms of ectopic pregnancy are vaginal bleeding and abdominal or pelvic pain.
During an ectopic pregnancy, you must avoid lifting heavy objects, sexual intercourse and quick movements. This reduces the risk of internal bleeding and fallopian tube rupture.
"An ectopic pregnancy greatly affects the physical and mental health of women. Your body needs time to recover from vaginal bleeding, abdominal or pelvic pain and other discomforts due to ectopic pregnancy. You may also feel mentally disturbed and stressed due to an ectopic pregnancy. "
Ectopic pregnancy is a life-threatening condition, and it is dangerous to clear it naturally at home. Immediate professional medical intervention can help avoid complications like internal bleeding and fallopian tube rupture.
