Patient's question:
My wife is now pregnant, and it might be an ectopic pregnancy. The hospital is currently unsure. But four years ago, she couldn't get pregnant, and a thorough examination revealed blocked fallopian tubes—both of them. A test tube culture didn't succeed either. Now the doctor says if it's an ectopic pregnancy, they will remove the fallopian tubes. I just don't understand, is my wife's fallopian tube actually open? How could she get pregnant if they're blocked?Doctor's answer:
Hello, in this case, it is also not related to excluding pregnancy. As long as there is internal ejaculation, it is also possible to occur again. It is recommended to promptly implement strict treatment with medication if you are planning to conceive. During the pre-pregnancy period, it is important to actively prepare and avoid excessive psychological stress, as it can also affect the outcome. It is suggested that in your situation, you should retest your blood hCG every other day to check for doubling. If the results are good, you can continue to focus on careful observation and avoid unnecessary worries.