Do you have bad abdominal pain and back pain with a tubal pregnancy?

Sudden loss of pregnancy symptoms, abdominal pain, back and/or shoulder pain, cramping, bleeding, pregnancy tests going from positive to negative. ...

Signs of pregnancy are a missing period and positive pregnancy test. Lower back pain and pain in the abdominal region are not signs of pregnancy. See your healthcare provider for accurate diagnosis. ...

There will be vaginal bleeding often later than the expected period. You may also have some severe abdominal pain. ...

No, however there can be referred pain to the shoulder from irritation of the diaphragm. A ruptured ectopic/tubal pregnancy can cause intra-abdominal bleeding which can irritate the diaphragm and refer pain to the shoulder area (tip of scapula). If you have abdominal and shoulder pain or there is any chance you are pregnant and having shoulder pain see a doctor immediately. ...

Some abdominal pain during pregnancy is normal but don't risk it by any means! There are a lot serious side affects of abdominal pain if it isn't normal. It can be a result from an ectopic (tubal) pregnancy, miscarriage, rupturing of the placenta, pre-term labor, urinary tract infection and others. It is important that you contact a physician right away! ...

If you are referring to an ectopic (tubal) pregnancy some symptoms are: Lower abdominal or pelvic pain Mild cramping on one side of the pelvis Amenorrhea (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 ...

I been having lot pain in my pelvis area and back. Doctors say its just cyst but i been having symptoms of pregnancy. I was wondering what kind of pain you have have if you have a tubal pregnancy. ...

Internal hemorrhage, shock, infection, loss of a fallopian tube / ovary and severe pain are all risks of a ruptured ectopic pregnancy. If you are having lower abdominal pain, spotting, or bleeding after a positive pregnancy test you need to be seen by a doctor. ...

Back pain and abdominal pain are not symptoms of pregnancy. A missing period and positive pregnancy test are signs of pregnancy. See your primary care provider to find out what is causing symptoms severe enough to send you to the ER. ...

Yes, ectopic pregnancy is a rare effect of having a tubal ligation. If you've had a tubal ligation and begin experiencing single sided pain, spotting, bleeding or dizziness you need to be evaluated for tubal pregnancy immediately. ...

They would be the same as a natural pregnancy with the exception of the presence of pain in the side or back. ...

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An ectopic pregnancy has to be suspected in any woman with lower abdominal pain or unusual bleeding who is or might be sexually active and whose pregnancy test is positive http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ectopic_pregnancy http://www.womens-health.co.uk/ectopic.asp ...

premenstrual(before menstruation) symptoms can change over time. go buy some pregnancy tests if you really wanna know ...

lower abdominal pain after intercourse,early pregnancy or inflammation in uterus . ...

It is unlikely but the only way you'll know is to do a pregnancy test about a week to 2 weeks after your period was due. Get checked out by your Dr. ...

Symptoms of ectopic: It can be hard to tell if you are experiencing an ectopic pregnancy because so many women don't even know they're pregnant at the time they would notice any symptoms of an ectopic. Some symptoms of tubal pregnancy such as a missed menstrual period and vaginal bleeding or spotting two weeks later are similar to the early signs of pregnancy. About 1 in 2 women who are experiencing a tubal pregnancy notice abdominal pain on one side or the...

You may have a tubal pregnancy. It is possible because my mom had one ten years after her tubal ligation. You should go to the emergency room. If your tube ruptures, you could bleed to death. ...

The abdominal pain following an ectopic pregnancy is a normal part of the healing process. The length of time the pain last depends on the severity of the ectopic pregnancy, the procedure performed, and how well your body heals. ...

Lower abdominal pain can have an extremely wide range of causes. Some of the causes of lower abdominal pain are: pregnancy, appendicitis, and irritable bowel syndrome. ...

just wondering if you have a tubal litagation done and have been having regular periods than dont get one and is a week late with severe back pain and bilateral side pain, and constantly going to the bathroom what this means. if you did a home pregnancy test and it came back negative and have a history of them coming back negative until your second trimester can you still be pregnant with maybe an ectopic or tubal pregancy. ...

Alot of the time pregnancy.

As you are waiting for your period to come, and cramps and back pain are signs of pregnancy. ...

Abdominal aortic aneurysms are a HUGE concern when abdominal pain radiates to the back. ...

Hiya! Yes lower back pain and cramping as well as a late period can be all related to pregnancy. See your doctor for a blood test asap. ...