Can I still get pregnant after having an ectopic pregnancy surgery?

Ectopic pregnancy is an abnormal pregnancy, that is, the sperm and egg combination does not return to the uterine cavity normally for the embryo to implant and develop, but instead implants and develops in a location inside or outside the uterine cavity. Ectopic pregnancy has a huge impact on women's physical and reproductive functions. Once discovered, surgery must be performed immediately. Regarding this matter, women want to know, can they still get pregnant after undergoing surgery for ectopic pregnancy?

In clinical medicine, most women who have ectopic pregnancies mainly have bilateral tubal ectopic pregnancies. For bilateral tubal ectopic pregnancies, if they can be discovered as soon as possible and treated surgically in time, the damage to the fallopian tubes will be minimal. Generally speaking, the chance of getting pregnant again can be further increased. Even if one side of the fallopian tube needs to be removed during treatment, as long as the other side of the fallopian tube can function normally and is not blocked, pregnancy is still possible.

For women who have undergone surgery for ectopic pregnancy, if they want to get pregnant again, it is best to wait more than half a year after the surgery before considering the pregnancy preparation period. This will allow the damaged fallopian tubes to be well repaired. And before considering the pregnancy preparation period, it is best to go to the hospital for an angiography examination to ensure that the fallopian tubes are unobstructed. At the same time, you also need to do a gynecological examination, B-ultrasound examination, routine leucorrhea examination, etc. to make sure that the body does not have gynecological inflammation and other symptoms, and meets the normal physical conditions for pregnancy, then you can prepare for pregnancy.

If the examination finds inflammation in the female body, especially in the bilateral fallopian tubes, then the inflammation must be completely cured before preparing for pregnancy. Otherwise, the possibility of ectopic pregnancy is very high. Even if the pre-pregnancy physical examination shows no physical problems, for women who have experienced ectopic pregnancy in the past, after becoming pregnant again, they must go to the hospital for an early B-ultrasound examination as soon as possible to eliminate the possibility of another ectopic pregnancy.