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Left arm pain and abdomen pain(pelvic)
Hello doctor i had taken ipill twice last week within 24 hours. My LMP was 22nd February i have a fairly 38 days cycle. I suffer from PCOD so my cycle lenght differs. Yesterday in the afternoon when i woke up from a nap there was a very strong pain in my lower abdomen it continued till i went to pass stool. After that it significantly reduced. Since today morning I'm having pain in my left arm. I've read on google its a symptom of etopic pregnancy. Is it possible that im having etopic pregnancy? Is there any way i can rule it out this early? Please help really tensed
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Google is correct, symptoms of ectopic pregnancy can present in that manner. But let's make sure you are pregnant. Do a urine pregnancy test. Or you can get B-HCG levels and if positive repeat after 48 hrs.
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you may require ultrasound as well
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