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After an etopic pregnancy how long does it take for your period to come back?
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Depends : It depends on how the ectopic was treated -- surgically or with methotrexate. Basically one expects a cycle 2-6 weeks after the BHCG hormone drops to zero,
Answered 5/10/2014
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