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797133 tn?1237380012

Pain After Ectopic

In 2004 I had a ectopic pregnancy which ruptured and I had half of that tube removed. Since then I've had similar pain on that same side. I've been to the ER 4 times since then with these pains and I feel like they think I'm  crazy. My last period was 2/11/0 (I'm never late, nothing has changed, on bc), I had a blood pregnancy test come back negative last night when I made my 4th trip to the ER and have an ultrasound scheduled for tomorrow. Please give me advice or if you have had similar problems. I'm just scared, starting to think I'm nuts, and in pain. I know my body and I know this isn't right. The pain keeps me up. They said it wasn't my appendix so, here I am. Thanks!
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796536 tn?1251719320
I also had an ectopic preg. in 2005 that ruptured. I had no pain just some bleeding the doc put me on bed rest that weekend that monday went in to due ultra sound and was then rushed to hospital for emerg. surg. They said if they wouldnt have seen me that morning I would have bleed to death by that night. They didnt have to remove any of my tube but ever since I too have sharpe pains on the left side. So I dont think your crazy. The doc. said every thing is ok. I also did get preg. again and had my 2nd child in Aug 06. I still to this day get bad pains but I guess its just something I have to deal with since they tell me nothing is wrong . I wish I could help more. Good luck and may god bless you.
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797133 tn?1237380012
Also--I've been crazy emotional, breast hurting, no bleeding at all.
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