The ectopic abdomen. The unprepared experience.

After just 14 days of 29 birthdays, this happened.

Around 1 a.m., we woke up because of severe abdominal pain in the abdomen and ovaries, an unprecedented pain that was so tortured that we could barely move.

We tried to get up to the bathroom because I wasn't sure what kind of pain it was. I thought it was like urination restraint until morning and it stopped. But when I got up, I fainted. I tried to get up 3-4 times. I finally had to lie on my bed because I couldn't get up and couldn't lie on my side.

We tried to call the girlfriend to say that the abdominal pain would faint. Let the girlfriend take to the bathroom. When going to the bathroom, we fainted, tried to walk back to the room and fell down. The girlfriend helped bring the hot gel to the stomach. The symptoms seemed to improve slightly, but still fell asleep and woke up all night.

In the morning, the symptoms didn't improve, dizziness, numbness, and numbness all the time, so I called my girlfriend to call an ambulance. About 8: 30 a.m., the car picked up, the pressure was measured, the blood draw, the diabetes test, and the initial symptoms before taking it to a social security hospital near home.

We arrived at the hospital around 9: 00 a.m., and we were sleeping in the emergency room, and we woke up, and a nurse measured the pressure, and tested the diabetes, and took urine samples, but we couldn't get up.

After almost an hour, when I felt a little better, I called my girlfriend to take me to the bathroom. My girlfriend was going out to get a wheelchair. But at that time, the nurse walked in. I would take him to the bathroom and finish taking urine samples. It took less than a minute. There was a blackout. The numb, tinnitus, it seemed to faint again. I tried to get back in the wheelchair and out of the bathroom before I was exhausted. I heard the nurse asking the patient what was wrong, and the noise was chaotic.

Again in bed, several nurses took care, smelled ammonia, and then drilled blood, saline, and prepared for further examination.

At about 11 o'clock, the doctor came to the vaginal sound, while we were still asleep and awake, and the pain was evaluated, and we said that if we lay still, the pain was 6-7, but if we moved, it was 10.

The nurse later reported that he had to be sent to the hospital because there was no obstetrician on that day, so he coordinated the transfer to the other branch.

In the afternoon, around 13: 30, we were rushed to another hospital around 14: 00 and immediately checked in.

The vaginal sounddoctor again and said,

We are "ectopic" and there is a lot of abdominal bleeding. The blood has reached the liver. Why is it delivered so late?

The doctor said we need emergency surgery immediately at 2: 30 p.m. and asked about the latest diet and whether we need a vasectomy. We decided to have a vasectomy at the same time because we have two children.

After that, everything happened very quickly. We were prepared to go to the operating room, change clothes, sign papers, and anesthesia. We fell asleep for about five seconds, and woke up again in the recovery room, felt a sore throat from the intubation tube, and pain in both abdominal and uterine surgical wounds.

About two hours after recovery, he was transferred to the patient's room, and on the first day he barely moved, and he was very hurt, abstaining from all food.

Day 2: In the morning, take a sip of water. Start a soft meal.

Day 3: Take off the pee cord and go to the bathroom by yourself. There are still three to four easy blackouts and vomiting because of the smell of food.

Day 4: Improved, but still dark, able to lie on the side a little, walk a little, and be allowed home.

Throughout the recovery, there was low pressure, cold feet, chills and a lot of blood loss (over 1,000 ml).

Conclusion:

We had about two weeks of ectopic pregnancy without knowing it and a ruptured uterus caused a lot of abdominal bleeding. The blackout occurred because of severe internal blood loss. If the treatment was only slightly slower, it could be fatal.

🗣️: If anyone has this condition, hurry to the doctor immediately. Don't wait for the time because some people may not be lucky.

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