Ectopic Pregnancy (Pregnancy Outside the Womb)
एक्टोपिक प्रेग्नेंसी (गर्भ बच्चेदानी के बाहर)
An ectopic pregnancy is one that implants OUTSIDE the uterus — most often in a fallopian tube. It can never grow into a baby, and if the tube bursts it causes internal bleeding that can kill within hours. It is one of the leading causes of death in early pregnancy. The single biggest reason women die from it is NOT that treatment failed — it is that nobody recognised the symptoms in time. Knowing three signs is the whole intervention.
When to see a doctor
- 108 ABHI — Achanak tez pet dard, chakkar, behoshi, thanda pasina, ya tez dhadkan (tube phat sakta hai — andar bleeding ho rahi hai)
- 108 / TURANT HOSPITAL — KANDHE ke sire mein dard + period late (andar ka khoon diaphragm tak pahunch gaya hai — ise gas mat samjho)
- AAJ HI ULTRASOUND — Period miss + EK taraf pet ke neeche dard, ya halka brown/kaala spotting (pregnancy test positive ho to bhi — test ectopic ko normal se alag nahi batata)
- DOCTOR KO DIKHAO — Pehle ectopic/PID/genital TB/tubal surgery hui ho aur ab period late ho (early scan 6-7 week pe zaroori hai)
Emergency: 112 · 102 · 108
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