Patient's question:
After giving birth to my first child, I had two ectopic pregnancies within two years. The first was on the left fallopian tube, and the second was on the right fallopian tube. Both ectopic pregnancies were treated conservatively without surgery. Now, my husband and I both want a second child, and we have been trying to conceive for a year. Can I get pregnant after being treated conservatively for ectopic pregnancies on both sides?Doctor's answer:
If both bilateral fallopian tubes have reappeared with abnormal conditions, it is considered that the impact on pregnancy is relatively significant. Therefore, it is advisable to check for menstrual irregularities. If natural pregnancy has not occurred after trying to conceive for a year, it is recommended to consider undergoing fallopian tube hysteroscopy to examine the situation. If the tubes are not unobstructed, it may be necessary to consider options such as culture dishes to observe whether the follicles can develop and mature.