Patient's question:
Can I get pregnant after an ectopic pregnancy? I have had two ectopic pregnancies, one treated with aggressive therapy and the other with minimally invasive surgery. The surgery was done at the end of last year, and the aggressive therapy was done two years ago. I don't know if it will affect my ability to get pregnant. If I need to do tests, what kind of tests should I have?Doctor's answer:
If both of these ectopic pregnancies occurred on the same side, it proves that the other fallopian tube still has the potential to function. If it is not blocked, as long as the other side is normal and menstruation occurs regularly, there is still a possibility of conception. If both of these cases have undergone harsh treatment, it is recommended to check whether the fallopian tubes are unobstructed during this examination. If it is still partially unobstructed, the risk of another ectopic pregnancy is very high. In this case, it is advisable to consider in vitro fertilization.