Patient's question:
I had an ectopic pregnancy with my first child, and now I'm pregnant again, which makes me a bit frustrated. Can a pregnancy with a history of ectopic pregnancy be kept?Doctor's answer:
You had a first pregnancy with an ectopic pregnancy, and now you are pregnant again. If this pregnancy is intrauterine, it can be considered to carry this child. You need to have a thorough examination at the local hospital 40 days after pregnancy. First, you need to rule out the possibility of another ectopic pregnancy. As long as it is not an ectopic pregnancy and the embryo develops normally, you can carry this child normally. You can take folic acid tablets to prevent the possibility of the fetus developing neural tube defects again.