Patient's question:
Bad kids have happened several times, but they were all ectopic pregnancies, and they all had to be terminated. What are the reasons for some ectopic pregnancies?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent ectopic pregnancy is primarily caused by chronic inflammation of the fallopian tubes, which leads to blockage or partial blockage, hindering the movement of the fertilized egg. Alternatively, if the fallopian tubes are excessively tortuous or excessively long, the speed at which the fertilized egg enters the uterine cavity may not match the movement of the fallopian tubes or the ciliary beating, resulting in ectopic pregnancy.For those who have experienced ectopic pregnancy multiple times and wish to become pregnant again, it is recommended to undergo a fallopian tube before conception. If these conditions persist despite treatment, it is advisable to consider in vitro fertilization (IVF) for pregnancy.