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Indications for referral to the EPAU include: vaginal bleeding and/or pain, persistent bleeding after Evacuation of Retained Products of Conception (ERPC), pregnant with an interuterine contraceptive device in situ (e.g. the coil), 3 consecutive miscarriages, history of molar pregnancy, history of previous ectopic
The Early Pregnancy Unit (EPU) is open to any women who is less than 14 weeks pregnant who is experiencing symptoms they find concerning (e.g., vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal pain).
There are no walk-in slots or self-referrals. If you are over 14 weeks, you must contact the Maternity Department for advice.
The Early Pregnancy Unit (EPU) is open to any women who is less than 14 weeks pregnant who is experiencing symptoms they find concerning (e.g., vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal pain).
There are no walk-in slots or self-referrals. If you are over 14 weeks, you must contact the Maternity Department for advice.
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The Early Pregnancy Unit (EPU) is an emergency service for pregnant patients. We assess and treat: pregnant women with pain or bleeding in early pregnancy up to 16 weeks. pregnant women with high risk of an ectopic (outside the womb) pregnancy.
You must have had a positive pregnancy test and be 6-16 weeks pregnant before you can be seen in an EPAU clinic. A Doctor, Nurse or Midwife will have arranged an appointment for you.
The Early Pregnancy Unit (EPU) is a walk-in unit open and free of charge to any woman who is less than 14 weeks pregnant and experiencing symptoms which she finds to be concerning like bleeding or pain or if she is unsure of the dates of her pregnancy.
The Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit (EPAU) is a nurse-led service which provides specialist care for women who have, or who have had the following: Vaginal bleeding and/or pain in early pregnancy up to 16 weeks. A loss of liquor before 16 weeks (watery vaginal loss)
First trimester: key stages The first trimester begins on the first day of your last period and lasts until the end of week 12. This means that by the time you know for sure youre pregnant, you might already be five or six weeks pregnant! A lot happens during these first three months.

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