Should I go to the hospital!?

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My ob said I have a high chance of having an ectopic pregnancy I've been having pain and cramping all day but no bleeding so I can't tell if it's my anxiety or something is wrong

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If your OB has a reason to think you’re at risk for ectopic, I would probably go to the ER if you’re having really bad pain 
Regular period like cramps are normal, but severe cramping or really sharp cramps I would get checked out

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I’ve had one before and the my pain started really bad on my right side as if someone was stabbing me I also had a high fever which I just couldn’t sleep so I went to the ER I have a really high tolerance for pain when I got there they checked me out and rushed me to the operating room my bf back then had to sign papers because they couldn’t wait for my parents. The next morning the Dr told me he was glad I went in if I would’ve waited I would’ve died my tube was about to burst and I would’ve died. I also ended up getting an infection the next day after surgery idk why ir how but yeah. So I would just go to the ER to make sure everything is okay.

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I would call your OBs after hours line and speak with a nurse, ask them what they think

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Check it out, especially if your doc has concerns. If it bursts it could be life threatening. Better safe and embarrassed about being anxious than seriously injured or dead.

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I would definitely go to the hospital. However, sometimes serious cramps don’t always mean ectopic pregnancy. At the beginning of my pregnancy I was having bad cramps and it was just BV

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Cramping is normal in early pregnancy. If it's not severe I wouldn't worry about it

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I have had multiple ectopics. Is there a specific reason your on is concerned of that? And if so, they should be monitoring your HCG. I would call and ask for a blood test asap!

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Definitely check it out

Should I go to the hospital!?

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