Patient's question:
Last year, I had an ectopic pregnancy and lost the left fallopian tube. After a thorough examination, the right fallopian tube was found to be patent but not fully unobstructed. This year, I tried to conceive again and was diagnosed with an angular pregnancy. Can I conceive naturally, or should I consider IVF? What should I do if the fallopian tube is still not fully unobstructed?Doctor's answer:
The current situation considers the condition of the fallopian tubes to have a significant impact on normal conception. It is recommended to reconsider the possibility of undergoing fallopian tube hydrotubation. Additionally, it is suggested that natural miscarriage may be a better option. It is advised to actively enhance nutrition and carefully observe the menstrual cycle to see if it returns to normal. If the cycle is normal, it is best to actively cooperate with medication for twin conception. For severe ectopic pregnancy patients, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately. Treatment should be based on the doctor's advice to provide immediate care. Avoid using medication blindly to prevent worsening the condition.