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Suspected chronic  ectopic pregnancy
Hi Doctor My normal LMP was on 27 Nov 2025 Sexually active in december 26 Dec 2025 - 2 days light flow (less than normal flow) 4 Feb 2026 - watery brown discharge/spotting 5 Feb 2026 - heavy bleeding with very large clots (1 and half day) 7 Feb 2026 - severe vomiting and under IV 9 March 2026 - normal flow which has not stopped yet Symptoms from mid-jan : lower abdomen pain on right side, nausea, pain radiating to back and right leg, pain worsening before defecation, constant urge to poop, constipation/diarrhea, extreme fatigue, sometimes dizziness, loss of appetite UPTs - negative and sometimes very faint positive Serum beta hcg: 1 Feb- <2.3miu/ml 4 Feb- <0.2miu/ml 13 Feb- <0.2miu/ml 8 march- 0.43 miu/ml USG: TVS on 8 Feb- normal uterus, ovaries, endo thickness 5mm with minimal free fluid in POD USG on 7 March- normal uterus, ovaries, endo thickness 6.3mm, nabothian cysts I saw case studies where CEP exists with negative serum test. Is it possible in my case with the symptoms?
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We don't know how high the level of beta HCG had gone during the past three months . If it had gone very high and it is coming down now then you were pregnant. Otherwise get a sonography of the lower abdomen done and consult a Gynaecologist with the report.  That is to decide whether you need a D&C or not.
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Hello. Based on the details you provided, the possibility of an ongoing pregnancy or ectopic pregnancy is extremely unlikely. Your serum beta-hCG values are consistently negative (
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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You are not having chronic ectopic pregnancy please rest assured.
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Beta hcg is negative for pregnancy Ultrasound is normal No chances of intrauterine or ectopic pregnancy
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Your beta hcg levels and ur scan reports suggest no ectopic pregnancy Just relax and dont stress out
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You need to calm down first and stop thinking about ectopic. We dont know about past but according to ur USG, u dont hv ectopic.  Connect for detailed discussion
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its not ectopic
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No U can stop imaging a pregnancy
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These are not signs of any current ectopic pregnancy.... be it acute or chronic . You might previously have had some early pregnancy which did not take up well and might have bled out . But now there is no remnant or any other pathology of any kind as per your ultrasound, so rest assured . Google will only confuse you , please consult a gynaec in person for further evaluation and investigate for any other underlying problem..
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