An ectopic pregnancy is when the fertilized egg implants itself outside the uterus, many times in the fallopian tubes. It’s not easy to identify and that’s why it’s so risky. Some symptoms are vaginal bleeding and abdominal tenderness, but the only way of detecting it really is when you go to your first prenatal visit to the dr. So when they carry out the pelvic exam they may detect a mass. The only way to solve it is to finish it, since there is no way to transplant the egg into the uterus and if it continues growing it may rupture your tubes…
