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Can a fetus grow normally once laparoscopic surgery has done & nothing was found in the fallopian tube?fetus was not in tubes drs did not enter uterus

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Dr. Bryan Kurtz answered

Probably: It could, but if you HCG levels were not rising like they should, which is why they might have done the laparoscopy, then it is unlikely to be a viable pelted nancy in the first place.

Answered 5/18/2014

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A member asked:

Can a fetus grow normally once laparoscopic surgery has done & nothing was found in the fallopian tube?fetus was not in tubes drs did not enter uterus

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