Can eating contraceptives cause ectopic pregnancy

Ectopic pregnancy is an ectopic pregnancy. Contraceptives can cause ectopic pregnancy.

Contraceptives are mostly made up of estrogen and progesterone, or small doses of progesterone. If a woman takes a small dose of progesterone contraception, it may change the way the uterus and fallopian tubes move. Fallopian tube motility slows or stops. If contraception fails, it may cause ectopic pregnancy. If a woman takes a combination of estrogen and progesterone, it generally does not cause ectopic pregnancy. Because this kind of medicine mainly prevents unwanted pregnancy by inhibiting ovulation in the ovary.