While pregnancy may seem like a simple term, there
are different typesof pregnancies. Most are a result of physical differences
between women,but some are related to multiple egg release, among other
reasons.
Ectopic
Pregnancies and
Tubal Pregnancies
Ectopic pregnancies occur when the fertilized
egg implants in a place other than the fallopian tube or uterus. It can be in
the neck of the uterus or in the abdomen. The pregnancy is not viable and the
body will most likely spontaneously abort the fetus.
Chemical
Pregnancy
A chemical pregnancy is like a cruel joke.
You take an early pregnancy test around the time your period is due
that shows a faint positive. Naturally, you get excited and start spreading the
joyful news that you're expecting. Then, a few days later you get your period
and the doctor says, "It was just a chemical pregnancy."
Molar
Pregnancy
Molar
Pregnancies can have scary health complications, requiring months of precautionary
monitoring after treatment, which is usually a D&C. Most of the time molar pregnancies go away without further
complications, but the added worries can make coping even more difficult than
usual.
Blighted Ovum
The
term blighted ovum sounds more than a little strange and confusing.
After all, the word "blight" is a pretty strongly negative word and
ovum isn't a common word for most people. A blighted ovum is
a type of miscarriage in which the baby either never develops or
stops growing at a very early stage in pregnancy and then disintegrates -- but
a gestational sac does develop and the body does not recognize that
the baby is missing.
If you would
like read more about this you can follow this
link: http://www.babymed.com/tubal-pregnancy/different-types-pregnancies
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