How long does it take for abdominal pain to occur during an ectopic pregnancy? What are the clinical manifestations of an ectopic pregnancy?

After suffering from ectopic pregnancy, some patients will have obvious abdominal pain. Generally, the pain will appear six to eight weeks after the menopause of ectopic pregnancy, but due to the different physical constitutions of different pregnant women, the time of pain will also vary. After the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy, there will also be symptoms such as menopause and abdominal pain.

Ectopic pregnancy is not a disease with a high incidence rate, but once it occurs, it will affect the health of a girl's uterus and even lead to infertility. After an ectopic pregnancy occurs, the body will have obvious symptoms, and it is easy to have miscarriage or vaginal bleeding. There will be obvious pain in the abdomen. Many people judge whether they have an ectopic pregnancy by abdominal pain. So how long will the abdominal pain last during an ectopic pregnancy?
1. How long does it take for abdominal pain to occur in ectopic pregnancy? <br/>Ectopic pregnancy is mainly tubal pregnancy, which is the most common. Generally, obvious pain will occur six to eight weeks after menopause. However, due to the different physical constitutions of different pregnant women, the duration of pain will also vary. The embryo will cause abnormal movement of the egg due to the blockage of the fallopian tube, which will cause the embryo to implant and develop in the fallopian tube, and will cause the rupture of tubal pregnancy.
Generally, there are no obvious symptoms before miscarriage or rupture, but there will be amenorrhea, abdominal pain, etc. Generally, obvious abdominal pain will not appear until the embryo grows up, which is about two months. At the same time, the symptoms are related to the location of embryo implantation and whether the pregnant woman has ruptured. Occasionally, there will be lower abdominal distension and pain.
2. Clinical manifestations of ectopic pregnancy
1. Amenorrhea <br/>Whether it is a normal pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy, amenorrhea will occur after pregnancy because the egg and sperm combine to successfully conceive. Generally, amenorrhea will last for six to eight weeks. After amenorrhea, abdominal pain will occur. A small number of patients will not experience amenorrhea symptoms due to physical reasons.
2. Abdominal pain <br/>Obvious abdominal pain is the most common symptom. Due to the expansion and rupture of the fallopian tube, the blood stimulates the peritoneum and causes discomfort. The patient will experience tearing pain in the lower abdomen, accompanied by nausea and vomiting, and obvious pain in the lower abdomen.
3. Vaginal bleeding <br/>Vaginal bleeding is also a very common symptom. Due to the death of the fetus, blood will flow out of the vagina. The amount of blood is similar to that of menstruation, and it lasts for a long time and will not stop.