Patient's question:
Director, I had an ectopic pregnancy in March this year and underwent left-side treatment for two months. In June, I had a tubal contrast examination, which showed that the tubes were unobstructed but had bends and inflammation. After that, I took herbal medicine for two months for recuperation. However, on September 18th, I was diagnosed with a viable ectopic pregnancy. Three days later, I underwent laparoscopic left salpingectomy. It has been two months now. I would like to ask when I can have another child and what tests are necessary before having a child? Did I have a tubal contrast examination before?Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you had an ectopic pregnancy surgery two months ago and had your left fallopian tube removed. Before trying to conceive, it is recommended that you undergo a fallopian tube patency test to prevent inflammation in the right fallopian tube. If the right fallopian tube is found to be normal, you can proceed with conception. The above advice is for the question "Director, I had an ectopic pregnancy in March this year and underwent treatment on the left side for two months." I hope it helps you, and wish you good health!