Patient's question:
Female, 27 years old, I think I might be pregnant. My period has been delayed for half a month. I am also very sleepy and a bit picky about food. However, there has been some bleeding downstairs, and my lower abdomen is a bit painful. I went to the hospital for a checkup, and the doctor said it was an ectopic pregnancy. I couldn't believe it. Please ask: What should I do if I have bloating and gas 10 days after the ectopic pregnancy surgery?Doctor's answer:
Underwent an ectopic pregnancy surgery, had one fallopian tube removed. You've been experiencing bloating these past few days, which is likely a gastrointestinal issue, or it could be accompanied by pelvic inflammatory disease. Based on your condition, if you have abdominal pain, it's best to wait and see how it resolves. If necessary, you can take some digestive aid medication. For ectopic pregnancy, pregnancy preparation is generally possible six months after surgery. Before trying to conceive, it's recommended to have a hysterosalpingogram to check if the contralateral fallopian tube is patent.