
Ectopic Pregnancy: 1 Thing a Pregnancy Test Can’t Do
Ectopic pregnancies account for about 2% of pregnancies, which is about 1 in 50, and if left untreated can be life-threatening.
Neither a urine pregnancy test nor a blood test alone can tell you if you have an ectopic pregnancy; but an ultrasound can!
Building a support system starts with identifying those you trust and feel comfortable confiding in. This might include close family members, friends, or trusted healthcare professionals. It’s important to communicate openly with them about your needs and feelings, and to maintain these relationships by offering support in return when you can. Alcove Health is committed to joining your support network, providing ongoing support and resources tailored to your unique situation.


