A 32-year-old woman presents with unilateral lower abdominal pain and positive pregnancy test. TVUS shows no intrauterine pregnancy; hCG 1800 IU/L. Sh...

Question

A 32-year-old woman presents with unilateral lower abdominal pain and positive pregnancy test. TVUS shows no intrauterine pregnancy; hCG 1800 IU/L. She is haemodynamically stable. Best next step?

Accepted Answer

Repeat hCG and TVUS in 48 hours in early pregnancy unit

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Discharge and repeat urine test in 1 week

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Methotrexate immediately

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Immediate laparoscopy

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Start progesterone

mrcem sba MCQ (SBA): Pregnancy of Unknown Location

A 32-year-old woman presents with unilateral lower abdominal pain and positive pregnancy test. TVUS shows no intrauterine pregnancy; hCG 1800 IU/L. She is haemodynamically stable. Best next step?