Patient's question:
I got pregnant first, then experienced rectal pain and vaginal bleeding, which was diagnosed as an ectopic pregnancy. There was fluid accumulation in the pelvis. The left fallopian tube had trophoblastic embolism. I had surgery, and the doctor said I had pelvic and fallopian tube. Last year, I had a hydrotubation which showed incomplete patency, but there was no inflammation in the uterus or adnexa. Why would I still have an ectopic pregnancy without vaginal?Doctor's answer:
The doctor said it would take a year before you can have a baby. It's to let you rest and recover your health. Your colleague wants to have a child in three months, but her physical condition is poor, which is not good for herself or the child.In addition, during the treatment for ectopic pregnancy, besides symptomatic treatment, the patient's diet and mental state are also particularly important. The patient must maintain a light diet and keep a positive and cheerful attitude at all times to avoid unnecessary interference in the complete recovery from ectopic pregnancy.