Patient's question:
A year ago, I had an ectopic pregnancy. At that time, the situation was particularly dangerous, and I almost bled heavily. Fortunately, I received timely treatment, otherwise, my uterus would have been lost. However, I still want to have a baby, but I'm also worried about having another ectopic pregnancy. What should I do if I get pregnant after an ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Because you previously had an ectopic pregnancy and there is a risk of it rupturing again, in that case, if surgical treatment was performed at the time, one of your fallopian tubes should have been removed. This means that you currently only have one fallopian tube that is open. In this situation, it is generally necessary to have an ultrasound to see which side is menopausal. If the fallopian tube on that side is indeed menopausal, then you can have normal sexual intercourse.