Patient's question:
On March 22nd, I had my period, and it returned to normal on March 29th. I believed April 11th was my safe period and had sex without taking any contraceptive measures. On April 18th, I experienced vaginal bleeding, which continued until May 1st. I also took a pregnancy test with a test strip, which indicated pregnancy.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy may be caused by conditions such as endometritis, adnexitis, or fallopian tube inflammation in the female, as well as poor quality of eggs or sperm. It is best to undergo comprehensive testing before the next pregnancy.Advice: It is generally recommended to wait at least one year after ectopic pregnancy before attempting to conceive again. Pre-pregnancy testing can include (chromosome testing for both partners),b (gynecological ultrasound), (mycoplasma testing), (fallopian tube testing), (antibody testing), and (sperm analysis from the male partner). If all test results are normal, pregnancy can proceed.