A 6 weeks pregnant primigravida is brought to the emergency depament with severe, acute abdominal pain. USG shows ectopic pregnancy. Which of the following has the LEAST risk of ectopic pregnancy?
Condoms reduces the incidence of tubal infeility and ectopic pregnancy. Risk factors of ectopic pregnancy: Prior ectopic pregnancy Prior tubal surgery Smoking >20 cigarettes per day Prior STD with confirmed PID by laparoscopy and/or positive test for Chlamydia trachomatis Three or more prior spontaneous miscarriages Age 40 years Prior medical or surgical aboion Infeility >1 year Lifelong sexual paners >5 Previous IUD use Ref: Textbook of Obstetrics by D C Dutta, 6th edition, Page 533.
Tubectomy
Infeility >1 year
Copper T
Condoms