Patient's question:
Previously, I was pregnant and later discovered irregular vaginal bleeding with a dark red color. Although the amount was not significant, there were times when it caused severe pain accompanied by prolonged nausea and vomiting. The doctor said it was an ectopic pregnancy. Will this lead to infertility?Doctor's answer:
The vast majority of ectopic pregnancy factors are due to abnormal fallopian tubes, especially chronic inflammation, which can be cleared through hysteroscopy to open the fallopian tubes, compress the pelvic cavity, and achieve the goal of having a baby. However, it cannot be ruled out that ectopic pregnancy may recur, so it is essential to first determine the patency of the fallopian tubes before trying to conceive. To save the situation, it is necessary to implement professional and thorough examinations to confirm the accurate cause of the disease, and only then can the appropriate treatment plan be determined for a patient with a specific condition.