Dr Jasdev Singh
Ectopic Pregnancy Assessment & Management
When a pregnancy grows outside the womb, usually in a fallopian tube, prompt diagnosis and the right treatment protect your health and future fertility.
Early Pregnancy Care
Prompt, careful treatment that protects your health
An ectopic pregnancy is one that implants outside the womb, most often in a fallopian tube. It cannot continue, and it can cause dangerous internal bleeding if it ruptures. An early diagnosis allows more treatment choices.
This is a frightening diagnosis, and it is also a pregnancy loss. Both deserve care.
Dr Jasdev explains the options clearly and acts quickly when treatment is needed.
Timely, calm assessment
Your symptoms and dates are reviewed promptly, with scans and blood tests arranged when needed.
Honest explanations
You will be told what the results show, what is still uncertain, and what happens next.
A clear safety plan
You will know when to come back and which symptoms need urgent attention.
What this care gives you
- A clear diagnosis using a scan and blood tests
- A choice of monitoring, medicine or surgery when safe
- Advice on future fertility and early scans next time
How your care is planned
Early pregnancy can be an anxious time. Each step is explained so you know what is being checked and why. You will not be left waiting without a plan.
Confirm the diagnosis with a scan and hCG levels
Choose monitoring, methotrexate or surgery
Follow hCG levels until they return to normal
Treatment options
Some small ectopic pregnancies resolve on their own with careful monitoring. Others are treated with methotrexate, a medicine that stops the pregnancy growing. Surgery, usually by laparoscopy, is needed if there is bleeding or other options are not suitable. The tube may be kept or removed. After treatment, most women can try again once hCG levels are back to normal and they feel ready.
Who may benefit
Women with a positive test and pain or bleeding, a suspected ectopic pregnancy on scan, or a pregnancy of unknown location with worrying hCG levels. A previous ectopic pregnancy, tubal surgery or IVF raises the risk.
What to expect
Care depends on your symptoms and results. With medicine or monitoring, you will have regular blood tests for some weeks. After surgery, most women go home within a day or two. You will be told which symptoms need urgent attention. Your next pregnancy should have an early scan, as the risk of another ectopic pregnancy is higher.
How Dr Jasdev works with you
He combines fertility and gynaecology experience with gentle, clear communication. Decisions follow current evidence and are made with you, at a pace that feels right. Questions are welcome at every visit, however small they seem. Women and couples see him from Kuala Lumpur and elsewhere in Malaysia.
What to bring to your appointment
These details help Dr Jasdev understand your situation quickly and plan the right checks. Bring what you have, even if it is incomplete.
- All pregnancy test and scan results
- Details of any previous ectopic pregnancy or tubal surgery
- The date of your last period or embryo transfer
What women often ask
Worries in early pregnancy often bring many questions at once. These are some that couples ask most.
Will I need surgery?
Will I lose my tube?
Can I get pregnant again?
How soon can we try again?
Your questions about ectopic pregnancy
What is an ectopic pregnancy?
It is a pregnancy that implants outside the womb, most often in a fallopian tube. It cannot continue safely.
Who is at risk?
Any woman can have one, but the risk is higher after a previous ectopic pregnancy, tubal damage, pelvic infection or IVF.
What tests are needed?
A pelvic ultrasound and hCG blood tests. These are repeated to guide treatment.
Is treatment painful or risky?
Methotrexate can cause tummy pain and tiredness. Surgery is done under anaesthetic. A ruptured ectopic pregnancy is an emergency, which is why the warning signs matter.
Why see Dr Jasdev for ectopic pregnancy?
He acts promptly, explains your options clearly and considers your future fertility in every decision.
How do I book?
Call or WhatsApp the clinic. If you have severe pain, shoulder tip pain, dizziness or fainting, go to the emergency department straight away.
This page is general information and does not replace medical care. If you have heavy bleeding, severe pain, dizziness or fainting, go to the nearest emergency department straight away.
Get prompt care and clear advice
Contact the clinic to arrange an assessment.