Patient's question:
Right-sided tubal ectopic pregnancy. Laparotomy but the fallopian tube wasn't removed. Left side did but still can't get pregnant. Right side has been experiencing menopause. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
Your description of your condition is not very clear. If the right fallopian tube was not removed, does that mean it is intact? Have you been experiencing menopause on the right side all along, or not on the left? Did you only undergo fallopian tube on the left side? I find it hard to believe. I suggest you go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive and thorough examination. During a normal menstrual cycle, monitor the development of follicles and menopausal status for at least three consecutive months. Additionally, undergo bilateral fallopian tube patency testing or based on the situation, and then take appropriate action. I wish you good luck with your pregnancy! Ectopic pregnancy can cause significant harm to patients. Once you notice any symptoms, it is important to seek medical attention promptly, while also focusing on self-care training, eating more fruits and vegetables, and avoiding foods. I hope ectopic pregnancy patients can receive professional treatment.