Is Spotting Early in Pregnancy a Problem
I have had some vaginal discharge and spotting for two weeks now, is that a problem?
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What Causes Pain During Pregnancy?
Pain during pregnancy is often associated with complications or labor and can be a scary thing. However, not all pain during pregnancy signals a problem.
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Getting Pregnant After a Tubal Ligation
Getting pregnant after a tubal ligation is possible but requires additional surgery or procedures such as IVF. A tubal ligation is a procedure that cuts and interrupts the fallopian tubes.
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Questions About Your Chances of Getting Pregnant
When women are trying to conceive, they often have questions regarding their chances of getting pregnant. There are several factors that come into play when it comes to getting pregnant.
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Ectopic Pregnancy Recurrence Risks
In general, after one ectopic pregnancy, your chances of having a normal pregnancy are about 60 to 70%.
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Failed Emergency Contraceptive and Ectopic Pregnancy
For many women, emergency contraceptives are essential in preserving life as they knew it. Whether a sexual encounter was unplanned or the usual contraceptive methods didn’t work, emergency contraceptives are essential.
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What Are The Odds of Ectopic Pregnancy?
The odds of having an ectopic pregnancy, a pregnancy outside the uterus, depend on many doifferent factors.
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Ectopic Pregnancy: Symptoms, Risks, Causes
An ectopic pregnancy can become fatal to the mother because of potentially excessive bleeding.
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Beta hCG Blood levels and Ectopic Pregnancy
hCG (the hormone Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) levels increase rapidly early in pregnancy. Measurements can help identify a miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy.
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Risk of Ectopic Pregnancies
If you previously had an ectopic pregnancy, your risk of having another one is nearly 1 in 5 and you also have a lower chance of a normal pregnancy.
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How to Help Someone Who Has Lost a Baby
Parents who've lost a child describe it as the lowest form of misery imaginable. Mostbereaved parents just don't know who to turn to for solace or how to ask for help.
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Ectopic Pregnancy - Risk Factors
What are the risk factors for an ectopic pregnancy?
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How Ultrasound Detects Ectopic Pregnancy
On ultrasound about on-half of ectopic pregnancies can be seen and the other half have only indirect signs.
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DES Exposure
DES (diethylstilbestrol) is a synthetic form of estrogen, a female
hormone. There is some evidence that the risk of tubal (ectopic) pregnancy,
miscarriage, and premature delivery is increased for a DES-exposed
daughter.
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Ovulation After Ectopic Pregnancy
Even with one ovary, you will likely ovulate every month. With
two ovaries, ovulation does not usually change from one to the other
ovary. Instead it happens at random.
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Heterotopic Pregnancy - Pregnancy in Two Separate Locations
A heteropic pregnancy is a pregnancy in two separate locations, usually one pregnancy is inside the uterus, the other pregnancy is located usually as an ectopic pregnancy, outside the uterus. ... read more »
Missed Period after Tubal Ligation: Ectopic?
I am four days late but I had a tubal three years ago
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Biomarker Found that May Signal Ectopic Pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancies occur when a fertilized egg embeds in the lining of the fallopian tube instead of the uterus. This can happen because the fallopian tube is too narrow or simply by accident. Typically, ectopic pregnancy is difficult to diagnose because symptoms do not present until the fetus grows too large for the tube.
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Is Spotting in Pregnancy Normal?
There is a significant difference between spotting (light dots of pink, red or brown blood) and bleeding in pregnancy (a steady flow of blood). Both are a cause for a call to your obstetrician.
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What did My Doctor Mean by Tubal Pregnancy?
The medical name for a tubal pregnancy is ectopic pregnancy. While theegg will implant in the 'tube' most of the time, there are instanceswhere the implantation occurred in the cervix or ovary.
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Different Types of Pregnancies
While pregnancy may seem like a simple term, there are different types of pregnancies. Most are a result of physical differences but some are related to multiple egg release, among other reasons.
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Woman Shares IVF Treatment with the World, On Live TV!
A woman made history on September 24, 2013, when she became the first to undergo in-vitro fertilization (IVF), on live television.
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IVF TV Pioneer Now Pregnant
An ecstatic couple from Missouri recently revealed the latestdevelopment in their very public quest for a baby - they're pregnant!The joyous announcement was made on the Today show, where theirstruggle with pregnancy was first revealed to the world.
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Fertility Concerns After an Ectopic Pregnancy
Fertility can be a complex and difficult issue for many women. After an ectopic pregnancy there are often additional concerns that have to be addressed. These are physical, but they're also mental and emotional.
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Vanessa Carlton’s Ectopic Pregnancy
Grammy Award-winning songstress Vanessa Carlton describes herself as avery private person but she's recently made some public announcements of a very private nature, in the hope of spreading awareness of thetragedy she's experienced.
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Laparoscopy - What is it?
A laparoscopy is a surgical procedure in which a telescope is inserted into the abdomen, usually in the area around the belly button, in order to examine the abdominal and/or pelvic organs.
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Hormone Linked to Ectopic Pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancies cause more pregnancy-related deaths than any other pregnancy complication.
Doctors and researchers have been looking for a means of determining
women who are at increased risk to help reduce the number of deaths
associated with the condition each year. New research appears to have
solved that problem.
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Lung Cancer Drug Could Help Women with Ectopic Pregnancies
A study performed by researchers based at the University of Edinburgh
and the University in Melbourne has found a common lung cancer drug can
help women with ectopic pregnancies.
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Ectopic First Pregnancy Reduces Overall Number of Children
When women suffer an ectopic pregnancy as the first pregnancy, the effect lasts a lifetime. Ectopic pregnancies occur when the fertilized egg implants in the fallopian tube. The egg splits and grows in a tight space until pain develops.
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PCOS and Ectopic Pregnancy After IVF and Embryo Transfer
According to a study, women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) are at increased risk of ectopic pregnancy after fresh ET (embryo transfer) cycles, but not after frozen ET cycles.
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Healthy Baby Born from Rare Abdominal Pregnancy
Abdominal pregnancy is a rare and dangerous medical condition that is easy to miss during routine ultrasound exams.
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Treatments Options for Ectopic Pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancy is one of the main causes of death during pregnancy and fertility is at stake for survivors.
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Ectopic Pregnancy Treatments Reviewed
Researchers in France recently completed a study investigating the
pregnancy rates between medical/conservative surgery and conservative
surgery/radical surgery treatment of ectopic pregnancy.
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Medical Treatment of Ectopic Pregnancy
Current treatment protocol of ectopic pregnancy involves IM (intramuscular) injection of
methotrexate and monitoring. Researchers recently completed a study on
the effectiveness of this protocol. The study was published in the
journal La Tunisie Medicale.
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Injection Treatment in Unruptured Ectopic Pregnancies
Researchers at the Department of Ultrasonography at a Harbin Medical University affiliated hospital investigated clinical outcomes of unruptured ectopic pregnancy when treated with single or multiple-drug injections.
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Sperm Perfusion and IUI in Non-Tubal Infertility
Researchers from The University of Auckland in New Zealand recently published a study in the journal Human Reproduction comparing pregnancy rates between sperm perfusion and intrauterine insemination in women with non-tubal infertility.
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Effects of Emergency Contraception on Tubal Environment
Researchers recently completed a study examining the effects of emergency contraception on tubal environment. Levonorgestrel (LNG) was the emergency contraception used in the study.
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Ectopic Pregnancy
What is the recurrence risk of an ectopic pregnancy?
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Spotting in Pregnancy
Spotting in early pregnancy can be normal or it can predict a miscarriage. About 20-30% of all pregnant women experience spotting early in pregnancy but the majority go on to have a healthy baby.
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Early Pregnancy Bleeding
Why would I have spotting or bleeding in early pregnancy?
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Symptoms of an Ectopic Pregnancy
An ectopic pregnancy is a pregnancy outside the uterus, usually in the
fallopian tube. An ectopic pregnancy is a life-threatening condition and should be diagnosed and treated as soon as possible.
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Progesterone Test May Identify Early Miscarriage
This study showed that a single blood progesterone test may help women who have a threatened miscarriage with bleeding and/or pain and an unclear sonogram find out early in pregnancy whether they are miscarrying or have an ectopic pregnancy.
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Progesterone Levels and Ectopic Pregnancy
Can they predict an ectopic pregnancy?
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How do you Know you Have an Ectopic Pregnancy?
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the fertilized egg latches outside the uterus, for example to a fallopian tube wall, the ovary, or other organs instead of the inside wall of the uterus.
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Study on the Treatment of Ectopic Pregnancy
Researchers in France completed a study investigating the pregnancy rates between medical/conservative surgery and conservative surgery/radical surgical treatment of ectopic pregnancy.
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You Can Get Pregnant After...
Chronic illness, cancer, injury and surgery are all reasons women give up on the dream of having a child of their own, but you can get pregnant after many of these life events ' if you plan, prepare and know your medical resources.
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One Tube and Two Ovaries - Risk of Ectopic Pregnancy
Women who have had one fallopian tube removed are at increased risk of an ectopic pregnancy, a pregnancy in the other fallopian tube.
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Spotting - What are the Causes?
What are the causes of spotting? There are many possible reasons, and a check-up with your doctor will help find out why you are experiencing spotting. Here are some causes.
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What is an Interstitial Pregnancy?
The interstitial is the spot where the fallopian tube comes in contact
with the wall of the uterus at just the point where the endometrial
cavity starts. When a pregnancy implants here it is called an
interstitial pregnancy.
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