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Originally Posted by KADENACY

Again,I will point this out again:-

Please take note......."symptoms may occur from almost immediately you are pregnant......." So Kimberly could have become pregnant,and developed symptons of an ectopic pregnancy within days of becoming pregnant - the 4 weeks ? is a contradictory statement when they say
that ......."symptoms may occur from almost immediately you are pregnant......."

According to the above statement a woman can have an ectopic pregnancy
QUOTE "almost immediately you are pregnant......."

I am quoting the Ectopic Pregnancy Trust,and,as I've already pointed out
"So Kimberly could have become pregnant,and developed symptons of an ectopic pregnancy within days of becoming pregnant - the 4 weeks ? is a contradictory statement when they say that ......."symptoms may occur from almost immediately you are pregnant......."

Why are they not clearer?,because it is a confusing statement and contradictory.

However, most women do have symptoms, and these usually become apparent between week 5 and week 14 of pregnancy.
http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ectopic...roduction.aspx

The signs and symptoms of an ectopic pregnancy typically occur six to eight weeks after the last normal menstrual period
http://www.medicinenet.com/ectopic_p...opic_pregnancy

Symptoms typically develop around the sixth week of pregnancy. This is about two weeks after a missed period if you have regular periods.
http://www.patient.co.uk/health/ecto...gnancy-leaflet

An ectopic pregnancy is most commonly found between the fourth and tenth week of pregnancy; symptoms often start about two weeks after a missed period.
http://www.babycenter.com.au/a549381...#ixzz393KvtZmT