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Vaginal bleeding in early pregnancy 2
1. 05/09/15 Dr. F. Tumasang, MD, MPH, CHES, OB/GYN 1
VAGINAL BLEEDING IN EARLY
PREGNANCY
PLAN
Introduction
Objectives
Aetiology
Management
Conclusion
2. 05/09/15 Dr. F. Tumasang, MD, MPH, CHES, OB/GYN2
INTRODUCTION
Vaginal bleeding occurring
during the first 22 weeks of
pregnancy
3. 05/09/15 Dr. F. Tumasang, MD, MPH, CHES, OB/GYN3
OBJECTIVES
To understand and manage
the causes of bleeding in early
pregnancy
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AETIOLOGY
1. Implantation bleeding
2. Abortion(incomplete,
complete,inevitable)
3. Ectopic pregnancy
4. Molar pregnancy
5. Cervicitis or vaginitis
6. Cervical or vaginal neoplasia
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Implantation bleeding
This bleeding which occurs
during implantation
Trophoblasts penetrate the
wall of the uterus
Bleeding is usually mild
Requires no treatment
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Spontaneous abortion
Definition: Loss of pregnancy
before foetal viability (22
weeks of gestation)
chromosomal abnormalities
Risk increases with parity,
maternal and paternal age
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Types of spontaneous abortion
Threatened abortion (pregnancy
may continue)
Inevitable abortion Pregnancy
will not continue
Incomplete /complete abortion
Septic abortion
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Threatened Abortion
Vaginal bleeding- may be slight
20 – 25% of pregnancies
Half of them finally abort
Pain may be present, anterior and
rhythmic simulating labour or mensis
The cervix is closed
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Inevitable abortion
Vaginal bleeding
Rupture of membranes
Cervix is open
Parts of conceptus in the cervical os
Painful uterine contractions
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Incomplete ABORTION
Products of conception are
partially expelled
Heavy bleeding
Pregnancy is usually more
than ten weeks
Patient may be severely
anaemic
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Complete abortion
Products of conception have
been completely expelled.
Cervix is closed
Little or no bleeding
Mild or no uterine cramping or
pain
Occurs mostly in pregnancies
before ten weeks
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INDUCED ABORTION
Process by which pregnancy
is terminated before foetal
viability
Criminal
Therapeutic
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Septic abortion
Abortion complicated by
infection
Organisms arise from the
lower genital tract
Likely to occur where there
are retained products
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MANAGEMENT OF ABORTION
1. Threatened abortion
Bed rest
Avoid strenuous activity
Avoid intercourse
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MANAGEMENT OF ABORTION
2. Inevitable abortion
Pregnancy less than 16 weeks
Uterine evacuation
Give ergometrine 0.2 mg repeat after
15 minutes if necessary
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MANAGEMENT OF ABORTION
Pregnancy greater than 16 weeks
Await spontaneous expulsion
Evacuate the uterus
If necessary, infuse 40 units of oxytocin
at 40 dpm to facilitate expulsion
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Incomplete abortion
If bleeding is light or moderate and pregnancy
less than 16 weeks
Use sponge forceps to remove products of
conception
If bleeding is heavy and pregnancy is less than
16 weeks
Manual Vacuum Aspiration
If pregnancy is greater than 16 weeks
Infuse oxytocin 40 units at 40 dpm
Evacuate the remaining products
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SEPTIC INCOMPLETE ABORTION
Antibiotics for at least 24
hours
Uterine evacuation-
Aspiration or curettage
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ECTOPIC PREGNANCY
Products of conception
developing outside the uterus
Combined heterotopic –
Simultaneous intrauterine and
extrauterine pregnancy
Cornual or rudimentary horn
pregnancy.
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ECTOPIC PREGNANCY
The fallopian tube is the most
common site of ectopic
pregnancy (> 90%)
Incidence parallels Chlamydia
infections
1991 incidence of 1/63 deliveries
in maternite pple
Could be ruptured or not
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Symptoms/signs of unruptured
ectopic pregnancy
Symptoms of early pregnancy
Abdominal and pelvic pain
Palpation of a mass in the
adnexa
May have spotting
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Differential diagnosis of
unruptured ectopic pregnancy
Threatened abortion
Acute PID
Chronic PID
Complicated ovarian cyst
Acute appendicitis
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Symptoms / signs of ruptured
ectopic pregnancy
Collapse and weakness
Fast, weak pulse (110/min or more)
Hypotension
Hypovolaemia
Acute abdominal and pelvic pain
Abdominal tenderness
Rebound tenderness
Pallor
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ECTOPIC PREGNANCY.cont.
Immediate management of
ectopic pregnancy
Cross match blood
Arrange for immediate
laparotomy
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Molar pregnancy
Hydatiform mole
Vaginal bleeding spotting to heavy
Passage of grapelike vesicles
Increased uterine size
Pregnancy induced hypertension
Thyroid dysfunction
spontaneous expulsion common
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Molar pregnancy Management
Immediate uterine evacuation
Follow up by serial dosage of serum
chorionic gonadotrophins levels for
one year
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References
William’s Obstetrics
Jeffcoats gynecology
Current obstetrics and gynecology
diagnosis and treatment
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