Patient's question:
Doctor, here I want to ask many questions about ectopic pregnancy? My husband and I both got pregnant naturally, and we have had two times, but every time after 40 days, my lower abdomen keeps hurting. Every time I go for a check-up, it's ectopic pregnancy. Now I'm even afraid to get pregnant. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
The current situation suggests considering pregnancy at least one year later. It is also essential to undergo a series of thorough examinations to check for tubal inflammation and to assess whether the fertilized egg is developing slowly. It is recommended to visit a regular hospital's gynecology department for a comprehensive check-up as early as possible. Before the examination, you should inform the doctor about your medical history so they can provide targeted tests. If any issues are found, active treatment should be pursued. If there are no problems, you can proceed with pregnancy planning. Rest well and do not be overly anxious.