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Consultation 3 Takes place two weeks after consultation 2 Consultation 3 Takes place two weeks after consultation 2

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Consultation 3 Takes place two weeks after consultation 2 - PPT Presentation

Purpose of Consultation 3 Confirm completion of termination of pregnancy Screen for and manage complications Screen for and manage any psychological concerns Discuss contraception Follow up on any STI screening results ID: 801358

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Consultation 3

Takes place two weeks after consultation 2

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Purpose of Consultation 3

Confirm completion of termination of pregnancy

Screen for and manage complications

Screen for and manage any psychological concerns

Discuss contraception

Follow up on any STI screening results

?Consent to send report to own GP

Send Notification to Minister of Health

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Third consultation need not be face to face

Low sensitivity pregnancy test can be done at home in conjunction with a follow up

phonecall

from the GP

Multiple consultations may not suit everyone due to

eg

distance, transport issues, work commitments, childcare issues. Also some women may already have had more that 2

consulations

if they had Ultrasound or Anti-D

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Complications of Early Medical Abortion

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Incomplete Abortion

Incidence 3-5%

Retained tissue or retained non-viable pregnancy

Increased risk with advanced gestational age

Suspect if ongoing pain/ heavy bleeding

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Management of Incomplete Abortion

OPTIONS

Referral to secondary care for further medical management or surgical care. This is the most likely option and best practice at present

Observation-If haemodynamically stable and doesn`t want intervention. The retained products may pass at the next period

Second dose of MISO 400mcg or 800mcg at home also could be considered

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Continuing Pregnancy

Incidence 0.5-1%

No bleed within 24 hrs of MISO or less than 4 days of bleeding

“I still feel pregnant”-this is highly sensitive and specific. Woman should be advised to make contact as soon as possible and not to wait the 2 weeks

Positive low sensitivity pregnancy test at 2 weeks (ideally should be picked up before this)

Increased risk with advanced gestational age or shorter interval between MIFE and MISO

Ultrasound diagnostic-cardiac activity or gestational sac present, plus rare ectopic excluded

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Management of Continuing Pregnancy

Referral to secondary care for further medical management or surgical care

May consider repeating MISO 800mcg but this is only effective in 30% of cases

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Haemorrhage

The expected bleeding with EMA will be heavier than menstrual blood loss

1 in 1,000 will need a transfusion

Refer if soaking more that 2 maxi pads per hour for 2 hours or if haemodynamically unstable (weak, dizzy, tachycardia etc)

Lower threshold for referral if known low

Hb

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Pain

Pain occurs after MISO, the most severe pain normally lasts no more than 45 minutes

Increased risk with younger age, lower parity, history of dysmenorrhoea, history of anxiety

Products trapped in the

os

can cause very severe pain

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Management of pain

NSAIDs or Opioids-PO or IM

Anxiolytics

eg

Diazepam 5-10mg PO

Hot water bottle/hot bath

Remove products from the

os

Refer

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Infection

Incidence <1%

Endometritis/salpingitis/undiagnosed STI/Infected retained products

SYMPTOMS

Abdominal or pelvic pain

Foul smelling vaginal discharge

Fever(>38 degrees) or chills more than 24 hrs after MISO

Uterine or adnexal tenderness

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Management of infection

Broad spectrum antibiotics

eg

Doxycycline 100mg

bd

for one week or Co-Amoxiclav

Refer if toxic/unwell, no response to oral antibiotics or suspect retained products

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Ectopic Pregnancy

Risk of a missed ectopic pregnancy extremely low at 7/100,000

SYMPTOMS

Constant lower abdominal pain on one side

Unwell

eg

weak, faint, pale

Little or no bleeding after MISO

Adnexal tenderness

Hospital referral required

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Long Term Outcomes

There is no increased risk of any of the following

Preterm birth

Low birth weight

Ectopic pregnancy

Miscarriage

Infertility

Breast cancer

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Notification

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We are legally obliged to notify the Minister for Health of a termination of pregnancy within 28 days of the second consultation

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Information required

Medical council number of doctor who carried out TOP

In section 2 there are 4 options, tick number 4 (Early pregnancy/section 12)

The county of residence (or country of residence if the woman resides outside the state) of the woman who had the TOP

The date the TOP was carried out

Note there is no information that would identify the woman on the form

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REMUNERATION

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