Patient's question:
Doctor! I had an ectopic pregnancy on June 22nd, and it was treated with medication at that time. I have now had my period, and can I have a child after my period this month?Doctor's answer:
If both fallopian tubes are unobstructed, you can rest assured about preparing for pregnancy; if they are unobstructed but not fully open, there is a higher risk of ectopic pregnancy. If both tubes are completely blocked, pregnancy is absolutely impossible. The latter two conditions require active treatment, and pregnancy should only be attempted after the tubes are cleared.If one tube is unobstructed while the other is partially blocked or completely blocked, an ultrasound can be used to monitor the growth and development of follicles and ovulation. Once it is confirmed that the ovary on the unobstructed side has a mature follicle and is ovulating, active sexual intercourse should be engaged around the time of ovulation, which can greatly increase the chances of conception.