Patient's question:
Patient is female, 24 years old, previously underwent a laparoscopic ectopic pregnancy surgery, which was done in October 2009. Last month, I had a laparoscopic lavage procedure, but it didn't open for me.Doctor's answer:
Your current situation does not allow for blind choices to pursue assisted conception. If you receive early, targeted, and effective treatment, it is possible to achieve normal pregnancy and childbirth. Currently, your condition primarily requires examining the condition of the endometrium and fallopian tubes, as well as blood tests to assess endocrine function and ovarian health. The main cause of ectopic pregnancy is often due to fallopian tube blockage or dysfunction. Individuals with a history of miscarriage have a high risk of developing fallopian tube issues. It is advisable to seek evaluation at a fertility specialist within 2-5 days after menstruation to clarify the situation and receive early, targeted treatment.