Will conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy expel the gestational sac?

Conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy may result in the expulsion of the gestational sac, but the specific situation varies from person to person and needs to be decided based on the patient's condition and the doctor's advice. Conservative treatment mainly uses drugs to inhibit embryo development, promote the absorption or expulsion of the gestational sac, and avoid surgical trauma.

1. Principles of conservative treatment

Conservative treatment is suitable for patients with early ectopic ovarian pregnancy and stable condition. By using drugs such as methotrexate MTX, embryonic cell division is inhibited, the gestational sac is prevented from continuing to grow, and the gestational sac is gradually absorbed or expelled from the body. During the treatment, blood HCG levels and ultrasound examinations need to be closely monitored to ensure that the gestational sac is effectively treated.

2. Success rate and risks of conservative treatment

The success rate of conservative treatment is about 70%-90%, but it is not suitable for all patients. If the blood HCG level is too high, the gestational sac is large, or there is a risk of rupture, conservative treatment may fail and surgery may be required. Symptoms such as abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding may occur during treatment, so you need to seek medical attention in time.

3. Precautions after conservative treatment

After treatment, blood HCG levels should be checked regularly until they fall into the normal range. Avoid strenuous exercise, maintain a good attitude, pay attention to a balanced diet, and eat more foods rich in protein and vitamins, such as eggs, fish, fresh vegetables, etc. If severe abdominal pain or heavy bleeding occurs, seek medical attention immediately.

Conservative treatment of ectopic pregnancy is an effective non-surgical method, but it requires strict follow-up of the doctor's instructions and close monitoring of changes in the condition. Maintaining good living habits during treatment and actively cooperating with the doctor's treatment will help increase the success rate and reduce the risk of complications.