July 23, 2007
ectopic pregnancy
Thanks for your reply to my previous question. I have been operated due to ruptured ectopic preg as what the doctor told me. I was admitted due to extreme pain on my lower back and also nasuea. Thankfully I am on the way to recovey. I was told by my doctor that they removed one of my tube but my two ovearies remained intact. Can I still be pregnant? I am afraid that I may get ectopic pregnancy again. What are the chances? What is the best method now for getting pregnant (eg. IVF or IUI)?
Details
- Posted over 2 years ago
- Last active over 2 years ago
- 6 comments





July 23, 2007
You should note that once your pregnancy test turns positive, you MUST be under the care of an Ob or RE who can monitor you. IVF, although costly, can significantly reduce the risk of an ectopic pregnancy and is always an option is you wish to reduce the likelihood of this happening again.