[header] How to avoid ectopic pregnancy [title] Reduce your risk of sexually transmitted infections. [step] Sexually transmitted infections (stis) such as gonorrhea or chlamydia may increase a woman's chances of having an ectopic pregnancy. If you reduce your risk of contracting one of these diseases, you may reduce your risk of having an ectopic pregnancy as well.
[header] How to avoid ectopic pregnancy [title] Reduce your risk of sexually transmitted infections. [step] Sexually transmitted infections (stis) such as gonorrhea or chlamydia may increase a woman's chances of having an ectopic pregnancy. If you reduce your risk of contracting one of these diseases, you may reduce your risk of having an ectopic pregnancy as well.
[substeps] Symptoms of polycystic ovary syndrome include: vaginal bleeding, heavy menstrual periods, high blood pressure, and erectile dysfunction. [title] Limit your activity if you have multiple sexually transmitted diseases. [substeps] Limit your number of sexual partners in order to reduce your risk of exposure. Always use a condom during sex to reduce your risk of contracting a disease. [substeps] You can cover your vagina while you have your period. This can be up to your partner to prevent the transmission of other sexually transmitted diseases like hiv. [substeps] Urine used for urine replacers and blood thinners might also increase your risk for an ectopic pregnancy as well. Purchase hygiene products that contain moisturizers and some antibacterial soap.