Patient's question:
Doctor, can I still get pregnant if the fallopian tube isn't removed during an ectopic pregnancy? Will pregnancy become more difficult as a result?Doctor's answer:
You have a case of ectopic pregnancy, and the fallopian tube was not removed, which means you have preserved your fallopian tube. The fallopian tube has two branches in total, and you only experienced ectopic pregnancy on one side again. The other fallopian tube is normal and unobstructed. Under normal circumstances, you can conceive normally. Before pregnancy, you can undergo an hysterosalpingogram or a tubal irrigation test to assess whether the fallopian tube is unobstructed. Additionally, timing intercourse during your ovulation period generally increases the chances of pregnancy.