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Ectopic pregnancy
How to identify ectopic pregnancy from 7 weeks scan and what are the most relevant symptoms. How long will it take to show?
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Hello ectopic usually presents with amenorrhea ( missed period) of 4-6 weeks along with Pain which is predominant often severe. At times you might have bleeding or spotting
It can be detected only by a pelvic sonography
So kindly connect if your suspecting any of that
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
The gestational sac is not seen in uterus but in adnexa.
It can show in ultrasound by 5,6 weeks.
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