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A member asked:
More than 5 weeks after ectopic, one tube removed, the other tube checked patency, still have pain on both sides occasionally, is it normal? when to try to conceive again?
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Can't say: Some "aches and pains" 5 weeks after surgery are probably normal, but most women should be feeling mostly recovered. I suggest you contact your doctor promptly if it's more than minimal pain. Good wishes.
Answered 4/9/2015
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