Sreelatha S1, Sahana Punneshetty2, Nethra H. S3, Tejaswini H4
ABSTRACT: Ectopic pregnancies can have varied presentations. They are common in reproductive aged women. Here, we report series of case reports of ruptured ectopic pregnancies whose clinical signs & symptoms included history of amenorrhea, irregular bleeding with no pain and no cervical motion tenderness on internal examination. The increased ratio of extra uterine to intrauterine pregnancy is related to the rising incidence of STD.
