Symptoms of Tubular Pregnancy
Tubular pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg implants in tissue outside of the uterus, and the placenta and fetus begin to develop there. The most common site is within a fallopian tube. However, tubular pregnancy can rarely occur in the ovary, the abdomen, and in the lower portion of the uterus (the cervix).
Tubular pregnancy is usually caused by conditions that obstruct or slow the passage of a fertilized ovum (egg) through the fallopian tube to the uterus. This may be caused by a physical blockage in the tube. Tubular pregnancy may also be caused by failure of the zygote (the cell formed after the egg is fertilized) to move down the tube and into the uterus.
Most tubular pregnancy is a result of scarring caused by previous tubal infection or tubal surgery. Some tubular pregnancy can be traced to congenital tubal abnormalities, endometriosis, tubal scarring and kinking caused by a ruptured appendix, or scarring caused by previous pelvic surgery and prior tubular pregnancies. In a few cases, the cause is unknown.
The administration of hormones, specifically estrogen and progesterone, can slow the normal movement of the fertilized egg through the tubal epithelium and result in implantation in the tube. Women who become pregnant despite using progesterone-only oral contraceptives have a 5-fold increase in the tubular pregnancy rate.
Tubular pregnancy carries a higer risk for women who become pregnant despite using progesterone-bearing IUDs. Tubular pregnancy rates for those who become pregnant despite non-medicated IUD are 5%, while the rate for medicated IUD users who become pregnant despite the device is 15%. Note that these rates only refer to percents of the tiny proportion of women who become pregnant while using these methods.
The "morning after pill" is associated with a 10-fold increase in risk of ectopic pregnancy when its use fails to prevent pregnancy.
Tubular pregnancies occur from 1 in every 40 to 1 in every 100 pregnancies. This rate increased four-fold between 1970 and 1992.
Tubular Pregnancy Symptoms:
* Lower abdominal or pelvic pain
* Mild cramping on one side of the pelvis
* Cessation of regular menstrual cycle
* Abnormal vaginal bleeding (usually scant amounts, spotting).
* Breast tenderness.
* Nausea.
* Low back pain.
If rupture and hemorrhaging occurs before successfully treating the pregnancy, symptoms may worsen and include:
* Severe, sharp, and sudden pain in the lower abdominal area .
* Feeling faint or actually fainting.
* Referred pain to the shoulder area.
If in any doubt at all, always consult your medical advisor
Symptoms of Tubular Pregnancy
With acknowledgement to 'Medicine Plus'
Tubular pregnancy is usually caused by conditions that obstruct or slow the passage of a fertilized ovum (egg) through the fallopian tube to the uterus. This may be caused by a physical blockage in the tube. Tubular pregnancy may also be caused by failure of the zygote (the cell formed after the egg is fertilized) to move down the tube and into the uterus.
Most tubular pregnancy is a result of scarring caused by previous tubal infection or tubal surgery. Some tubular pregnancy can be traced to congenital tubal abnormalities, endometriosis, tubal scarring and kinking caused by a ruptured appendix, or scarring caused by previous pelvic surgery and prior tubular pregnancies. In a few cases, the cause is unknown.
The administration of hormones, specifically estrogen and progesterone, can slow the normal movement of the fertilized egg through the tubal epithelium and result in implantation in the tube. Women who become pregnant despite using progesterone-only oral contraceptives have a 5-fold increase in the tubular pregnancy rate.
Tubular pregnancy carries a higer risk for women who become pregnant despite using progesterone-bearing IUDs. Tubular pregnancy rates for those who become pregnant despite non-medicated IUD are 5%, while the rate for medicated IUD users who become pregnant despite the device is 15%. Note that these rates only refer to percents of the tiny proportion of women who become pregnant while using these methods.
The "morning after pill" is associated with a 10-fold increase in risk of ectopic pregnancy when its use fails to prevent pregnancy.
Tubular pregnancies occur from 1 in every 40 to 1 in every 100 pregnancies. This rate increased four-fold between 1970 and 1992.
Tubular Pregnancy Symptoms:
* Lower abdominal or pelvic pain
* Mild cramping on one side of the pelvis
* Cessation of regular menstrual cycle
* Abnormal vaginal bleeding (usually scant amounts, spotting).
* Breast tenderness.
* Nausea.
* Low back pain.
If rupture and hemorrhaging occurs before successfully treating the pregnancy, symptoms may worsen and include:
* Severe, sharp, and sudden pain in the lower abdominal area .
* Feeling faint or actually fainting.
* Referred pain to the shoulder area.
If in any doubt at all, always consult your medical advisor
Symptoms of Tubular Pregnancy
With acknowledgement to 'Medicine Plus'
posted by Linda Johnson at 10:43 AM
25 Comments:
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If you have an ectopic pregnancy will a pregnancy test still come out positive please help?
could pains be describes to that of a contraction..... that's what it feels like to me. i have not been diagnosed as yet but some of the symptoms are those i can relate to.
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Me and my boyfriend have been having unprotected sex (which was really stupid I know) But I'm on birth control (Depo Provera) so I didn't think I had to be too worried. We take pregnancy tests very often and always check but he met a girl who had a tubular pregnancy, every test she took was negetive and she had no idea until she had the baby and everything. So I started thinking, did a little research and I'm realizing I can relate to many of the symptoms. I don't want to worry because every test I take is negative. But I don't know how to find out if this is happening to me...
I have been getting negative pregnancy test results and im spotting like really bad like its heavy then lets up and then today i got some sharp pain in my abdamin. But i have had a child and had a c-section. Can anyone please help im not sure what i should do or if this is even a tubular pregnancy.
what if you have yur tubes tied can this still happen
I have severe ovarian cysts and have had numerous surgeries to remove them. I have had a positive pregnancy test but I am having severe cramping on the right side of my stomach and a lot of discharge. I have a 3yr old now and never had these symptoms before. Could this be a tubular pregnancy?
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If you have a tubular pregnancy the test will come back positive. If left too long the pain will be very intense and feel like contractions.
seriously betch if you have your effing tubes tied your definitly not going to have it
The rude person barking at the woman about her tubes tied is ignorant. Yes this can happen to u with your tubes tied. This happen to my aunt. And since she had her tubes tied, she ignored it until she ended up in the er
Can someone help me i have some of the symptoms but i also see my period is that normal
Me and my boyfriend have been having unprotected sex (which was really stupid I know) and had an i-pill. Last month I have 2 times periods, one is on18th October and the next one is at 29th October, but till this day I have not met with my regular dates. We take pregnancy tests and in every test it shows negative. But from the last 3 days I am having lower abdominal pain and back pain and I am thinking about tubular pregnancy. On 2009, accidentally I am pregnant and we abort the child. So please let me know the symptoms of tubular pregnancy? What will be the treatment? Is it necessary for a surgical / operation to remove tubular pregnancy? Are there any medicines for this? If we go for an operation how long it takes and shall we discharge from the hospital on the same day? How much usually it costs?
I am very much tensed and please let me know the above things. I am 23yrs, 5’3” height and 71 kgs weight.
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I have natural scarring... Was told I couldn't have children at a 90% chance of failure.. . 8 years and I got pregnant without expecting.. With my scarring it was tubular... And yes.. All three tests I took were positive.. as well as a doctors test at the hospital.. But a week later I spotted and lost symptoms.. I had pains in the left side of my lower stomache.. I lost my nausea and the symptom of being tired.. And eventually the pregnancy.. But I did test positive even though it was tubular.. Its a hormone produced stating your body is ready.. . it was no different with realizing I was pregnant then friends who had children and the same symptoms.. .
i have been cramping really bad on my right side, i have had ovarian cyst in the past, but this pain is way different. i also am a smoker at least a pack a day, well the last three days i can barely choke dowb a half of a cig. and today when breakfast was being cooked i smelt saurkraut, and e have no saurkraut n the house.
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I have had 3 c-sections so the scarring is definitely there. And my tubes have been tied almost 4 years. About a year ago I had a tubular pregnancy. I didnt know anything about it until I passed out at work. I was in the hospital for 2 days. If not treated this can be very dangerous. Take care of yourself ladies!!!
I just had surgery for a tubal pregnancy. I didnt notice any symptoms except heavy pressure nd shooting pains n my rectum which is why I went to the hospital in the first place. yes, youre pregnancy test will be positive even with a tubal pregnancy. Yes pains feel like a contraction with a lot of pressure.
If you think you may have a tubular pregnancy get in to see your doctor or into emergency. Tubular pregnancy can be life threatening.
Id laso like to add I have an IUD which can increase your chnce for ectopic pregnancy by 5%
last month im admitted in hospital bcz of tubular pregnancy and got abort through bleeding,thier is no suregy done or till no medicine. Doctor told after two month get pregnent.now one month.i wnt to knw if there is any complication later.
I am 8 weeks pregnant. Have mild lower back pain, had 3 positiv pregnancy tests and 2 negative. I get severe headachs every now and then, and I have been throwing up daily. Could this be a tubular pregnancy? Also I have already had 1 miscarriage.
Yes if you have your tubes tied you can have a tubular pregnancy. Been doing research for days now relating to my symptoms and research i have seen. Said that if you have your tubes tied it is possible to have a tubular pregnancy.
I have had my tubes clamped sense March of 09 just after i had my last child December of 08. Ok i was on the depo shot was saposed to have my third shot the first week of December off 2011 but i took myself off, well i have been having brest tenderness, fatigue, neausea, and low pelvic cramping. Could i be having a tubular pregnancy??
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