Patient's question:
On November 11, 2011, I was admitted to the hospital due to stomach pain. After a thorough examination: there was a subserosal fibroid with a diameter of 5.4 cm on the outer wall of the right uterine cervix, pelvic effusion, and suspected ectopic pregnancy due to inflammation of the right fallopian tube.History of previous treatment and its effectiveness: I have undergone surgery for ectopic pregnancy (incision/horizontal) and a right fallopian tube dilation procedure. I have been resting at home for 30 days.
What kind of help I am seeking: I would like to ask: How long after this surgery can I get pregnant? What are the effects if the fibroid is not removed? Can the fibroid be removed at the same time as childbirth?
Doctor's answer:
I would be happy to help you clarify your doubts. According to your description, you had an ectopic pregnancy surgery, and this second pregnancy should be at least a year later for the fetus and the pregnant woman to be in a better condition. Can you be patient and wait a bit?Recommendations: Regarding your serous leiomyoma, it is advisable to consider regular follow-up examinations. Surgical treatment may be considered based on how much it reduces. For tubal inflammation, it is necessary to have standardized treatment or improvement before considering a second pregnancy?
Ectopic pregnancy can bring very serious harm to patients. Once symptoms are detected, it is important to seek medical attention promptly. At the same time, pay close attention to dietary issues, with light and nutritious foods as the foundation. We hope that ectopic pregnancy patients can receive professional treatment?