Miscarriage occurs
There are complete and incomplete miscarriages, with less blood in complete abortion and incomplete abortion, and some villi remain in the fallopian tubes, and trophoblasts can continue to invade the wall of the fallopian tubes for a period of time, causing repeated bleeding.
Due to the poor contractility of the tubal muscle layer, the open blood vessels cannot be closed, so there is more bleeding.
shock
Due to acute bleeding in the abdominal cavity, the blood volume of the circulatory system is rapidly reduced, coupled with severe abdominal pain, the light will faint, the heavy will be pale, the limbs are wet and cold, the pulse is fast and weak, and the blood pressure is reduced, which is called "shock" in medicine.
Re-ectopic pregnancy or infertility
Women who have a history of ectopic pregnancy, if pregnant again, it is best to do a B ultrasound examination after 50 days of pregnancy, according to the location of the gestational sac and the location of the fetal baby's heart beat, it can be determined whether it is an intrauterine pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy
Life-threatening
About 1/3 of ectopic pregnant patients are in a state of shock or shock at the time of admission, and the severity of shock depends on the amount of internal bleeding and the rate of blood loss, which is not proportional to the amount of vaginal bleeding. Once ruptured, a large amount of intra-abdominal bleeding occurs in a very short period of time, and it is life-threatening if it is not rescued quickly.
Rupture of the fallopian tubes
The villus of the pregnant egg erodes the muscle layer and serous membrane of the tube wall, forming a ruptured fallopian tube, which can injure the arterioles and cause acute bleeding.
