hearenbaby8504
replied on February 4th, 2004
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Symptoms
An ectopic pregnancy is where the
fertilized egg travels through the uterine
cavity for implantation in the uterine
wall. It occurs when ectopic pregnancy
occurs when implantation occurs outside
the uterine cavity, usually in the tube
itself. They only occur 1 out of 100
pregnancies. So don't sweat it. They
can diagnose it with use of a laparoscopy,
and with ultrasounds, even your hcg level.
If it don't increase as it should
(usually doubles in value about every two
days) they suspect an abnormal
pregnancie.
The symptoms include vaginal
bleeding, pain in the abdomen and other
signs, such as tender breast or nausea
which occurs in normal pregnancies.
Truthfully hun, I think everything
will be okay. I had all these symptons.
The bleeding twice. They say the brown
is good. I even had blood clots. That
occurs when the placenta attaches to the
uterus. I would not worry, but still go
to the Dr. Let me know how everything
goes. My e-mail is hearenbaby8504.
Hope I made a little more since out of
things for you
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