Question 74 · LEK · Ectopic pregnancy
A 28-year-old woman, with menstrual cycle length of about 35 days, comes to the admission room with pains in the hypogastrium and vaginal bleeding lasting for 3 days. The last menstrual flow occurred 45 days before. The patient also complains of frequent urination and tenderness of the breasts. What diagnosis should be considered first?
- A. hemorrhagic ovarian cyst.
- B. ovarian torsion.
- C. extrauterine pregnancy.
- D. adnexitis.
- E. ruptured ovarian cyst.
Hint
Work out whether her period is late given the 35-day cycle, and note the extra symptoms she reports.
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