Anyone any advice on ectopics pregnancy and after?

Question

i am a 19 year old married female who last week found out on my six week of pregnancy it was ectopic they removed it i live in turkey and didnt understand the docters too well on what my chances are ill ever have a normal pregnancy i fell pregnant in the first moth of trying which i was shocked by.they tell me they saved my tubes and should be ok but its doing my head in and worring me that itll happen again or i wont concieve anymore please give some advice or if anyone has expierenced this please help

Answer 1

I had an ectpoic pregnancy and my left tube bursted and damanged my left ovary so they removed it. After that it took me a year to get pregnant and I now have a beautiful little girl. I had the ectopic after I had my son with a c-section. Because of the c-section scar tissue blocked my left tube so the baby got stuck. I am also currenly pregnant so don't be worried. An ectopic doesn't mean you won't be able to conceive again. Good Luck

Answer 2

I am a nursing scholar and in line with my textbook, the scientific manifistations of an ectopic being pregnant is irregular vaginal bleeding, adnexal fullness (adnexal approach bearing on accent organs or tissues, as within the dating of the fallopian tubes and Uterus), and anguish round five-6 weeks gestation. This tenderness can begin as belly anguish and will growth from a stupid anguish to a colicky anguish to a pointy, stabbing anguish whilst the fallopian tube stretches. The anguish could also be on one facet, either side or all approximately the stomach. Dark Red or brownish bleeding happens in 50-eighty% of the circumstances. I would possibly not pass into too many main points as I am certain this data is to be had on the net. Having stated all that, there are lots of issues that reward with the ones very signs. The publication does point out that laboratory trying out can also be performed and an ultrasound can exhibit if there's a difficulty at five-6 menstrual weeks.

Answer 3

This Feb. I had an ectopic that was really far along..(the heart was beating). They had to remove my left fallopian tube though, and I thought it would take forever before I conceived again. But, I'm now 18 wks pregnant and doing well!!!!! Just be positive and be thankful you still have both your tubes. Just make sure to see a doctor AS SOON as you find out you're pregnant next time so they can make sure it's in the right place and avoid surgery. Because if they find it early they can give you a shot that takes care of it without surgery. Take care and good luck!!!!

Answer 4

Hon, I am very sorry to read about your loss. Best wishes to you for an easy and uncomplicated pregnancy- very soon!

from a grandma-aged person

Answer 5

you should go here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ectopic_pregnancy
but yes, you do have a lowered chance of getting pregnant but if they said you are fine then you should be, and you also might want to ask for an interpreter, i think there is a law about it, that you are obligated to have one.