Patient's question:
I had surgery for an ectopic pregnancy two years ago and had my fallopian tube removed. After recovering, my husband and I actively prepared to have a child. However, despite taking some measures, we still haven't been able to conceive. It's been over a year now, and I want to know if there's still a chance for me to have a child.Doctor's answer:
The chance of delivery increases by half with the removal of one fallopian tube. It is recommended to perform an imaging examination within three to seven days after the menstrual period ends. For imaging, it is necessary to check the condition of the remaining fallopian tube. If it is unobstructed, there is no need to worry. You have polycystic ovaries on the right side, which also need to be treated before conception can occur. Polycystic ovaries require systematic treatment under the guidance of a doctor, and this treatment period will be longer, but it cannot be interrupted.Facing the risks of ectopic pregnancy, we should actively undergo examinations and treatment, and avoid delaying medical consultation. If ectopic pregnancy is not cured after prolonged treatment, it is necessary to promptly adjust the treatment plan.