Hello and good afternoon.
Thank you for your question.

Based on your question, I understand that you are worried about your problem. I will try to help you.

I do not have enough information of your situation and will require more to provide you with more accurate explanation. This will only be a general explanation.

If either one of your fallopian tubes are preserved after both procedures, you will still be able to conceive in the future. However, if both your fallopian tubes have been removed, although you will still have your periods, you will not be able to conceive.

If your 2nd ectopic pregnancy was treated surgically, I would advice you wait until all bleeding or discharge have stopped. You may also want to take into account the fact that your body may need more time to recover from the procedure and the ectopic pregnancy itself. Especially if your fallopian tube was not removed this time, there is a chance of you becoming pregnant again and your body will need time to recover fully before this.

In order for us to provide you with an accurate choice of treatment and management, we will need additional details to explore further into your current complaints and to obtain a full history of your case.

Therefore, I would highly recommend that you follow the advice of the doctor or healthcare team that has managed your most recent ectopic pregnancy, or contact them again to clarify these questions. Alternatively, you can contact our doctor online for further information and treatment.

I hope this answer helps you. Thank you.

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