Epidemiological emergency care for the united uterus, keeping the ovaries intact

Doctor Le Dang Dai - Deputy Head of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department, Le Van Viet Hospital, said: "patient Nguyen Thi T.H (born in 1993, residing in Thu Duc City) came to see a doctor with frequent abdominal pain, a month of delay in menstruation, and had given birth to two children.The patient was given an ultrasound, and an extra-uternum fetus was detected in the right ovarian region, and the fetus was not recorded in the uterus." After consultation, the doctors performed endoscopic surgery, removed the placenta from the right ovary and burned the bloody stasis.After surgery, the patient was stable and discharged after 5 days, on March 18.

Doctor Le Dang Dai shared: Extra-uternal pregnancy is an abnormal pregnancy, with cumulative outside the uterine cavity, accounting for about 2% of all pregnant women.Most (over 90%) of the extra-utral fetus is in the fallopian tube.

Ovarian pregnancy is quite rare (under 3%).Currently, treatment of the fetus outside the uterus is mainly surgical, in which endoscopic surgery has many advantages: reduced blood loss, reduced risk of infection, quick recovery time after surgery and high aesthetics.Ectrocardiography is very dangerous, if not diagnosed and detected early, there is a risk of placental rupture causing acute blood loss, affecting life".Doctor Dai recommends that all women of reproductive age, when showing signs of suspected pregnancy (late menstruation, abnormal thrombosis, abdominal pain of the offender...), should immediately go to a medical facility for timely examination and intervention, avoiding unfortunate consequences.