Ectopic pregnancy is defined as one that occurs outside the right place, i.e. that develops outside the uterus. Usually occurs place in one of the fallopian tubes, into the cervical canal, or into the abdominal cavity. A normal pregnancy occurs when the egg, liberated by the ovary, travels through the fallopian tubes and is absorbed by one of the openings to be carried by the Cilia (hairs internal), same that they carried the uterus. Usually, fertilization occurs in one of the fallopian tubes, but the implementation is carried out in the uterus; However, if the Horn is obstructed (due to previous infection or another cause of force majeure) the egg moves very slowly or, inclusive, may be stuck in such manner which does not reach its objective: the uterus. So there is an ectopic pregnancy. This type of pregnancy occurs in one in every one hundred or two hundred women every year; and white women are less frequent patients.
The reasons are varied and very exceptional, so there is a hundred percent specific cause. However, is known of some factors are risk of an ectopic pregnancy. So find, for example to the diseases in the fallopian tubes, as: a previous ectopic pregnancy, a failed tubal, a severe infection that has not been addressed and a pregnancy with intrauterine device placed incorrectly. Since the ectopic pregnancy is an abnormal, as soon as it is detected it must be removed through an abortion, i.e. it should terminate the pregnancy, since it represents a severe risk to the mother’s life and does not ensure the survival of the product. When an ectopic pregnancy is experienced, it is normal that is experiencing light vaginal bleeding and abdominal pains, both associated with menstruation; Since, since in these cases the fetus is not environmentally suitable, he dies and is then expelled by a normal menstrual period. If this is the case, injuries do not occur in the fallopian tube; Yes by continuous contrast its development, you can tear down the walls of the tube and cause a strong, severe abdominal pain accompanied by bleeding. These symptoms must be addressed urgently, as the hemorrhage caused by the rupture of the fallopian tube can result in a considerable loss of blood, by inducing the patient to a shock.