Early signs of ectopic pregnancy

Early signs of ectopic pregnancy
 At the early stages of ectopic pregnancy diagnosis is almost impossible. However, unlike a normal pregnancy, this pathology - settling the ovum outside the uterus - is very dangerous for women's health. There are a number of suspicious signs suggesting an ectopic pregnancy, which need to be aware of every woman.
 In the first weeks of fetal development signs of ectopic pregnancy are no different from the mother: toxicosis, missed period, a slight increase in basal body temperature, increased urination and breast tenderness. In these symptoms there is nothing strange and alarming.

When there is a delay used pregnancy test: human chorionic gonadotropin (the hormone is present in blood and urine only during pregnancy) results in the staining of the second sheet of dough. In ectopic pregnancy, the hormone level is lower than in the mother, so the bar may not be painted. More common tubal ectopic pregnancy.

By the early signs of an ectopic pregnancy also include the appearance of bloody vaginal discharge. As a rule, they are smearing. Colouring discharge varies from dark red to black. For a longer period when the receptacle is broken the ovum can begin profuse bleeding.

Another sign of pregnancy pathology - pain in the abdomen. The pain may be dull or severe. In any case, the discomfort that occurs in the abdomen - a reason to seek medical advice immediately. The signs of an ectopic pregnancy may also include a feeling of heaviness in the perineum and rectum.

In most cases, the fourth to the eighth week of pregnancy, ectopic interrupt occurs. Often this is as follows: a repository of gestational sac ruptures, causing severe bleeding.

If not all of the gestational sac came out, a woman's body inflammatory processes begin. Signs of inflammation include vomiting, weakness, dizziness, low blood pressure, as well as a sharp pain in my stomach.

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