Abstract

In order to better understand the clinical presentation of ectopic pregnancy, which is one of the most prevalent acute abdominal crises encountered by gynaecologists in their daily practise. intent: to investigate the causes of ectopic pregnancies and the short-term health consequences of such pregnancies. Methods: After receiving approval from the Hospital Ethics Committee, this study was conducted at GGH, Kakinada from March 2022 to February 2023. Those with a confirmed ectopic pregnancy diagnosis were included. Clinical history and evaluation were performed in great depth. The data was acquired using a tried and true proforma. In this study, 30 cases of suspected ectopic gestation were observed. Results: Amenorrhea, abdominal discomfort, and bleeding make up the classic triad and were present in 83.3% of patients. 13 individuals also had additional symptoms such wooziness, nausea, vomiting, and syncope. A total of 5 patients (16.6%) were found to be in shock upon arrival. Conclusion: For this reason, it is crucial that all doctors be aware that any woman of childbearing age who presents with lower abdominal discomfort should be evaluated for an ectopic pregnancy, regardless of whether or not she has amenorrhea or has been sterilised.

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