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A 36 weeks pregnant woman presents with sudden onset of uterine pain and bleeding, uterus is tender, no previous LSCS. What is the most appropriate cause?

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A 36 weeks pregnant woman presents with sudden onset of uterine pain and bleeding, uterus is tender, no previous LSCS. What is the most appropriate cause?

  1. Preeclampsia
  2. DIC
  3. Placental abruption
  4. Placental previa
  5. Ectopic pregnancy
  6. Missed abortion
  7. Ectropion
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waelhammad
2022-11-03
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The key is C. Placental abruption. [Painful bleeding at 36th week is placental abruption (either revealed or mixed type)].

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