Read on as we discuss who is at risk, common causes and tips to help you lower your risk of ectopic pregnancy.

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An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg “implants in any location which is not the intended place” — namely, in the uterus — Dr. Mitchell Creinin, professor and director of ...

Ectopic pregnancies make up about 2% of all pregnancies but are one of the top causes of pregnancy-related deaths. They account for 10% to 15% of maternal deaths in the first trimester.

AN ectopic pregnancy can be a devastating event for expecting parents. It affects one in every 80 – 90 pregnancies, or 11,000 pregnancies each year, the NHS says. Tragically an ecoptic pregna… ...

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