Patient presents with vaginal bleeding likely secondary to fibroids or other non-emergent cause of abnormal uterine bleeding such as anovulatory cycle. Based on History, Exam, and ED Workup patient’s presentation not consistent with ectopic pregnancy, molar pregnancy, life-threatening coagulopathy, trauma, serious bacterial infection. Patient given provera taper_, OCPs_ and will follow up with OBGYN.
This pregnant patient presents with vaginal bleeding in the first trimester.<unk> ial includes ectopic, IUP, threatened/inevitable abortion, along with completed abortion. Patient without a history of coagulopathy or infectious symptoms. Doubt alternate acute emergent pathology. Patient is Rho + so Rho gam is not indicated_, Rho - so Rho gam was given_. Patient with TVUS that showed _.
Patient presents for symptomatic anemia secondary to _. Patient with known cause of bleeding and follow up scheduled. Given _ units of blood with resolution of symptoms afterwards. Patient had no reaction to blood transfusion. Patient feels well on discharge with plan to follow up with PMD.
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