Condition in which a pregnancy is implanted outside the uterine cavity is called ectopic pregnancy. The most common occurrence is in the Fallopian tube. Other locations where it can be found are on the ovary, in the vagina, the peritoneum of the abdominal cavity or the rudimentary horn of the uterus. Ectopic pregnancy has specific signs and symptoms depending on whether it occurs in acute or subacute form. In the acute form, there is marked pain in the tense abdomen, signs of hemorrhagic shock and pain in the shoulders due to the accumulation of blood under the shield. In the subacute form, spotting and amenorrhoea are present. The asymptomatic or \"silent\" type of ectopic pregnancy is explicit on the grounds that such a pregnancy is treated as should be expected, with the solitary side effect of amenorrhoea. The ternion of manifestations of ectopic pregnancy is viewed as amenorrhoea, torment and vaginal dying. Early conclusion is significant for the appropriate treatment of such pregnancies. The conclusion of ectopic pregnancy is made based on clinical, anamnestic, ultrasound and biochemical discoveries. In unclear situations, curettage and culdocentesis are considered. Douglas space punctures have today been completely replaced by laparoscopy. Treatment is carried out by expectoration, medication and surgery. The patient's vital condition is monitored by an exhaustive method of treatment and changes are noticed. In most cases, methotrexate is used in medical treatment. The best choice in the surgical treatment of an ectopic pregnancy is laparoscopy. Extrauterine ectopic pregnancies are very uncommon and record for just 5% of every ectopic pregnancy. And finally, in order to successfully diagnose an ectopic pregnancy, the cooperation of a midwife and a doctor is essential. Although the midwife cannot independently decide on the procedures to be performed on the patient, she refers the doctor to do so. In further agreement with the doctor, they come to a joint conclusion on what would be best for the patient to ensure the best possible outcome.