Patient's question:
Four years ago, I had abdominal pain and discovered an ectopic pregnancy. I underwent a laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery, but the fallopian tubes were not removed. I had an examination at the hospital. Can you directly prepare for pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
According to the patient's ultrasound report, the right fallopian tube appears unclear in the contrast examination, which is likely to be blocked. It is recommended that the patient first undergo fallopian tube irrigation, and if the right fallopian tube is confirmed to be unobstructed, then proceed with pregnancy planning. This is to ensure the patient's safety. For severe cases of ectopic pregnancy, it is advised to seek medical attention immediately. Follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment and avoid blindly relying on advertisements or herbal remedies, as this may worsen the condition.