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An ectopic pregnancy doesn't always cause symptoms and may only be detected during a routine pregnancy scan. If you do have symptoms, they tend to develop between the 4th and 12th week of pregnancy. Symptoms can include a combination of: a missed period and other signs of pregnancy.
Pregnant women may experience lower tummy pain and/or bleeding in their pregnancy and this may be due to a number of causes. It is however very important that an ectopic pregnancy as the cause is excluded. If you are experiencing any of the following ectopic pregnancy symptoms, please contact your GP or your local Early Pregnancy Unit. You can also call the NHS Direct 111 service by dialing 111, or contact your out of hours GP service if your normal surgery is closed.