Smoking and drinking are not conducive to the prevention of ectopic pregnancy

In modern society, the harm of tobacco and alcohol is well known to everyone. For married women, the prevention of ectopic pregnancy is a dangerous gynecological disease that cannot be guaranteed by contraceptive measures such as IUD. Therefore, the relationship between tobacco, alcohol and the prevention of ectopic pregnancy has always been a topic of discussion.

Someone once conducted a retrospective investigation on the incidence of ectopic pregnancy among married women who smoke and non-smokers. The results showed that the risk of ectopic pregnancy in smokers was 1.5 to 4.0 times that of non-smokers. This is because nicotine in tobacco can change the ciliary movement of the fallopian tubes and cause a decrease in the body's immune function, making the fallopian tubes and other pelvic organs susceptible to infection, which is not conducive to the prevention of ectopic pregnancy.

According to research, women who drink alcohol for a long time or suddenly drink a lot of alcohol are prone to narrowing of the fallopian tube lumen, low cilia swing function, and poor peristalsis of the fallopian tube wall, which is not conducive to the fertilized egg to "settle down" in the uterus. Prevention of ectopic pregnancy also requires attention to alcohol intake.

These are summarized from long-term clinical observations, and are extremely important for the prevention of ectopic pregnancy. For married women, even if they have taken good contraceptive measures, they still need to pay attention to the prevention of ectopic pregnancy, because ectopic pregnancy is an abnormal "pregnancy". I hope this will be helpful to you.