Im really worried and confused about ectopic pregnancy and how misoprostol might affect it. If it is ectopic, will I experience bleeding and cramping after taking misoprostol? And if bleeding does start, does that indicate a normal pregnancy, or could it still be ectopic? I'm trying to understand what to look out for.

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Dr Ranjith Darla

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Ectopic Pregnancy is serious condition where MTP need to be perfomed in doctors supervision,there will be extreme pain in lower abdomen and bleeding PV would be less when compared to intra uterine pregnancy because blood would be collecting in the abdomen,hence to avoid serios complication visit Gynaecologist for evaluation and appropriate management

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I've got my scan results, and it shows Crl at 0.48cm, G.A is 6 weeks 1 day, E.D.D is 12042022, Heartbeat is regular at 124Bpm, and a summary of normal pregnancy size for 6 weeks and 1 day. There's also a left ovarian simple cyst. I'm just wondering, based on these results, should I go for another scan in a week, or is everything looking okay for now?

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So, I've missed my period by 13 days and I'm kind of worried. I was visiting my husband, and we had protected sex from December 4th to 5th. My period usually comes every 32 to 35 days, and it should have been between the 15th to 17th. I'm feeling the usual PMS symptoms like dull pain in my lower back and thighs. Do you think I could be pregnant or is there something else I should be concerned about? What should I do next?

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