is administered as a single injection into the buttocks; a trained member of staff in the oncology unit gives it. Providing there are no problems you should be able to go home shortly after receiving the injection.

You will need to repeat this test once a week until we can see that there is no more pregnancy hormone left in your body. When this happens, we know that the medication has worked. This can take at least 4-6 weeks.

Salpingostomy (also called neosalpingostomy) is the creation of an opening into the fallopian tube, but the tube itself is not removed in this procedure. Another term, fimbrioplasty, is often used instead of salpingostomy because salpingostomy does not specifically address the fimbriae.

Splenectomy was performed which eliminated the risk of rupture of splenic pregnancy and the possible requirement of blood transfusion. In summary, we reported a case of clinically asymptomatic splenic pregnancy that was successfully diagnosed and treated.

After your treatment, you may have vaginal bleeding that's like a period. It may last for about a week. You may have belly pain that lasts a few days. The pain may get worse for a day or two about a week after treatment.

If an ectopic pregnancy is diagnosed early but active monitoring isn't suitable, treatment with a medicine called may be recommended. This works by stopping the pregnancy from growing. It's given as a single injection into your buttocks.