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- 16/09/2022
Will you need surgery to remove the fibroid?
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Surgery
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Consult a Obstetrician and Gynaecologist
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What's the right dose of methotrexate tablets for ectopic pregnancy if I want to skip surgery? I'm really worried and need to know how much to take safely.
Methotrexate is used to treat ectopic pregnancy in certain cases. The typical dosage is 50mg/m², but it’s crucial to follow your doctor’s guidance to avoid complications. Surgery may still be required if the medication doesn't resolve the issue.
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I just found out I'm pregnant because the test showed a dark line. But when I took another one a week later, the line wasn't as dark. What could that mean? Should I be worried?
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