Early Pregnancy Bleeding or Pain
When something doesn’t feel right in early pregnancy
When to seek urgent care
If you have not yet had an ultrasound and you are experiencing:
Significant pain
Heavy bleeding
Dizziness, shoulder pain, or feeling faint
you should seek urgent medical care or attend an Emergency Department, as these can be signs of an ectopic pregnancy or internal bleeding.
I am able to see patients who:
Have already had an ultrasound, or
Have been referred directly by their GP for specialist assessment
This helps ensure care is provided safely and in the right setting.
Expert early pregnancy assessment
My fellowship training at University College London Hospitals (UCLH) involved managing large numbers of women with:
Bleeding in early pregnancy
Ectopic pregnancy
Pregnancy of unknown location
Early miscarriage
Using advanced ultrasound and careful clinical assessment, I can determine:
Whether a pregnancy is developing normally
Whether it is in the right place
Whether monitoring, treatment, or urgent care is needed
How I can help
I provide specialist early pregnancy care that combines advanced imaging, careful decision-making, and compassionate support — helping you navigate a very uncertain time with clarity and safety.
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Book an early pregnancy assessment
If you have bleeding or pain in early pregnancy and have been referred or already had an ultrasound, you can book a consultation online.