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Is ecpotic pregnancy show the same symptoms as normal pregnancy, it means period not come in both the cases
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Yes both will hv a skipped perid
Ectopic pregnancy whn ruptures present s with fainting spells n severe pain Abdomen
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Ectopic pregnancy will not go to full nine months. It will rupture earlier. That rupture will be a disaster.
If Ectopic pregnancy had same symptoms as normal pregnancy, no one would have diagnosed Ectopic pregnancy before the Ultrasound came. We diagnosed many ectopic pregnancies clinically without any ultrasound.
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yes.... no difference. .... UPT will b positive in both cases
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