Patient's question:
I see some people around me have ectopic pregnancy, and I feel a bit sad that I'm in the same situation. How many weeks is it best to get pregnant again after ectopic pregnancy?Doctor's answer:
Ectopic pregnancy refers to the implantation of the embryo in the fallopian tube. Without implantation in the normal endometrium, it can generally be detected by ultrasound in the early stage of missed periods to check if there are any masses in the fallopian tube, thereby confirming the possibility of ectopic pregnancy. It can also be inferred through blood hCG testing. If the blood hCG value does not double the next day upon retesting, or if the corresponding blood hCG value is low within a certain number of weeks, it could be a possible ectopic pregnancy.