Sentences with phrase «tubal ectopic»

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There is a considerable literature concerning the use of methotrexate in ectopic, or tubal, pregnancies.

Almost all ectopic pregnancies occur in the fallopian tube and are thus sometimes called tubal pregnancies.

You will most likely not have an appointment for several weeks, unless you are having complications like an ectopic or tubal pregnancy, miscarriage or other concern.

First, it's important to know that ectopic and tubal pregnancies can not continue to term, meaning they always result in pregnancy loss.

This testing can be done because of a suspected problem, like bleeding, questionable dates, suspected ectopic (tubal) pregnancy or other concerns.

Centers for Disease Control, «Female Sterilization: Risk of Ectopic Pregnancy After Tubal Sterilization Fact Sheet.»

Although ectopic pregnancy after tubal ligation is recognized as one of the risks, it is extremely rare.

Even if fertility isn't a concern, women who lose a tube due to ectopic pregnancy after a tubal ligation will see some side effects from it.

It's important to know that there are now many organizations dedicated to supporting parents and families who have had to cope with tubal pregnancy, and you will be able to locate your local groups by searching «ectopic pregnancy support.»

While cramps may indicate ectopic pregnancy, according to BabyCenter, certain types of pain may be more likely to indicate you are experiencing a tubal pregnancy and need immediate medical attention:

Incidence, diagnosis and management of tubal and nontubal ectopic pregnancies: a review.

During an ectopic pregnancy (sometimes called a tubal pregnancy) a fertilized egg implants itself outside the womb in contrast to a normal pregnancy where the egg implants within the uterus.

Pressure in your abdomen during pregnancy can be associated with a tubal or ectopic pregnancy, when the fertilized egg is actually outside of your uterus.

When these same IVF / ICSI pregnancies were examined further, the major risk factor for an ectopic pregnancy was the presence of a tubal problem in the diagnosis, which more than doubled the risk (adjusted odds ratio 2.23).

«Rate of ectopic pregnancy following IVF has almost halved in past 12 years: Progressive reduction in risk associated with less tubal infertility and fewer embryos transferred.»

Commenting on the findings, Professor Polyzos said that the decrease in risk of ectopic pregnancy in ART «appears strictly associated with the reduction in the incidence of tubal factor infertility and the transfer of fewer embryos» in ART.

It can lead to an ectopic (tubal) pregnancy or miscarriage.

Chlamydia can not kill you, but in some cases, tubal pregnancies, called ectopic pregnancies, can be fatal.