Ectopic Pregnancy

It is most likely an ectopic pregnancy and the embryo is still too small to be seen by an ultrasound. At that HCG level, your uterus lining should have thickened by now and made changes to prepare for the baby. If it has not done this, it is usually ectopic. I just went through this myself a couple weeks ago. In fact, your situation sounds identical to mine. Do not wait to get treatment for this. You don't want your tube to rupture. It can be life threatening to you.

No. The tube do not stretch and will break when the embryo grows. The embryo then dies. The mother will die if this is not taken care of.

This can be caused just before your periods, a hormonal change, trapped gas, exercising too stressfully. Also being constipated can make you feel this way believe it or not. I can't stress enough how much value there is in bottled water. You should be drinking at least 8 glasses a day. I was never a water drinker in the past, but once I got use to it (put ice in it and a straw and carried it around like a soother for a baby) I found the only thing that would get rid of my thirst was water. So please, break out the water, get on a good diet of leafy greens (spinach leaves, etc., in salads, etc.) wheat, and get those bowels working. Without sufficient water our bowels are not lubricated and we can have "dry bowel movements." It never hurts to go to your doctor and have a good check-up to be sure everything is A-OK down there if you are a woman. I'm sure it's one of the above, but we aren't doctors on this board, so when it doubt, go see your doctor. Good luck Marcy

Well the chances of having an ectopic pregnancy is .25% which is less then 1% which would make it almost completely uncommon for a 2nd pregnancy to be ectopic, but that percent is possible, especially if you have previous....ectopic pregnancy. But its a low percent.

Yes, I had severe hip pain especially when sleeping as early as 3 weeks!! (Very soon after implantation) Ugh, it sucks.

What I didn't realize for a long time was that your ovaries generally alternate in delivering an egg to the uterus, so you have an even chance of becoming pregnant if all else is well. You might invest in a basal thermometer and try to estimate the times of your ovulation--directions come with the thermometer. At first, don't involve the husband in this--it is enough for one person to note the timing. If a year goes by (common advice), then check in with your doctor.

it feels like you have a cold fork stuck in pit of your shoulder its really odd, not stabbing just a sharp cold pain that hits you randomly, I felt it a few time my 5th to 6th week of pregnancy, although I didn't know I was pregnant. when I was in the hospital I felt it again and they were able to tell me what I was experiencing then it made sense I had the signs sooner.

Tubal ligation is not 100% effective.

Well if you are getting that instead of your period you might be pregnant. When you are pregnant that's about all you get is mucus. You will not bleed for nine months.

I had my daughter May of 2008 by C-Section& had my tubes tied at the same time. I found out the hard way I was prego June of 2009! Very scary! I almost lost my life! Doctor said my extreme pain & major loss of blood was due to a misscarriage. I was shocked, scared & confused. The pain is worse then the 2nd stage of contrations! Never thought that could happen, but it did. Please be very careful. Doctors dont know everything ecspeacially when it comes to this. Good luck & God bless you.

I do not know for sure but I would suggest that you possibly buy another one!

PMS symptoms and pregnancy symptoms can be very simmilar. When I got pregnant, I didn't know I was because I felt the same symptoms that I feel during my PMS. I waited for my period to come, and since it didn't, I took the test and it came up positive.

Yes it is a sign of both. Mind you with my five children I never got gas unless I was pregnant. And it started early in pregnancy too.

For me it was very low near the pubic hair line.

Yes u cann

call your doctor

Blood in your stool is never normal. Possibly, they put a hole in your bowels when the did the surgery. Please contact your doctor right now. If you are bleeding internally, or if blood is getting into your stool, stool could be getting into your peritoneum, and into your blood stream. Even if it isn't as drastic as a perforated bowel, something is wrong within your system for there to be blood that you can see in your stool. It could be hemorrhoids or even some form of cancer. Please contact your doctor; your life may depend on it.

You need to see a doctor about this. It is possible the ectopic left scarring etc.

Some women are often bloated after miscarriage or abortion, but what i am saying now is not a medical fact. It is what i know.

Usually after miscarriage a few thing may remain in the uterus, and it is not good.

Consult a doctor if you are suspicious of anything.

I have heard that the body and cells can re-generate, and it usually takes about 25 years. uh-oh. I had a tubal, and I would be really upset if this happens to me. Dude what sort of answer is that like? Yes dude you could be pregnant, go to your gp and find out their.. you think im physic or something? but yes, if you have all the symptons then yes you could be pet!! :D But to be safe i would go to your doctor, or get a pregnancy test, and if it negative then go to your gp and find out what is wrong with your body :/ For your sake my dear, i hope you are pregnant, as you want to be :D Good luck in the future m,dear

Sensitive to smells is a definite sign of pregnancy. Craps and pains could be pregnancy, but could also be your period. Take a test to be sure.

your body has not gone back to normal and it will react to not being pregnant and it also could have been affected by the surgery

The uterus houses the fetus during pregnancy. The fallopian tubes are the site of fertilization, and carry the egg from the ovary to the uterus.

Neural tube defects.

A clinical pregnancy is a pregnancy characterized by a situation when the fetal sac is seen in the uterus with an ultrasound examination four weeks after the IVF procedure has taken placed.