Had one ectopic pregnancy and has been using contraception ever since (and had one fallopian tube removed on one side)

Patient's question:

Detailed medical history and consultation purpose: I had an ectopic pregnancy 2 years ago and have been using contraception ever since (and had one fallopian tube removed). Now I want to have a little baby. Could you please tell me what tests I need to undergo? If the tests are all normal, can I get pregnant? Thank you!!! Urgent!!!
Please give me a detailed introduction!

Doctor's answer:

After having one fallopian tube removed, you can still get pregnant. Both ovaries have the function of ovulation. Generally, one of the ovaries ovulates each month, and there is no obvious alternation pattern. For a normal couple, pregnancy can occur within 1 year of unprotected intercourse. So, you don't need to worry too much, and it's also very important to adjust your mindset.

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