Pregnant patients must be followed very closely, as they are likely to worsen
Urgent GYN consultation for all
Pain control
Acetaminophen, Norco, or morphine
Encourage oral fluids (1-2 liters/day)
Ambulate, but avoid other physical activity. Avoid sexual intercourse
Acetaminophen, Norco, or morphine
IV fluids (e.g normal saline)
Therapeutic paracentesis if ascites (aspirate 0.5-4 L)
Thromboembolic prophylaxis (e.g. LMWH)
All hospitalized patients
Outpatients with 2-3 risk factors:
Age >35 years
Obesity
Immobility
Personal or family history of thrombosis
Thrombophilias
Pregnancy
All hospitalized patients
Outpatients with 2-3 risk factors:
Age >35 years
Obesity
Immobility
Personal or family history of thrombosis
Thrombophilias
Pregnancy
Age >35 years
Obesity
Immobility
Personal or family history of thrombosis
Thrombophilias
Pregnancy
As above + consider need to drain pleural or pericardial effusion
As above + resuscitative care
Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome
Ectopic pregnancy
Aconitum toxicity
Molar pregnancy
Ovarian torsion
Sepsis
Pulmonary embolism in pregnancy
Septic abortion