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I went through laproscopy salpingostomy surgery for ectopic pregnancy on 5th of august. my fallopian tube was retained since it was unruptured. when c

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Salpingostomy ?'s: With an ectopic pregnancy removed by laparoscopic surgery, without removal of the tube in which the ectopic was located, prior to consideration of pregnancy, a hysterosalpingogram (HSG) should be performed to make sure both tubes are open. This should not be performed sooner than 6-8 weeks after the surgery. Use birth control and your physician's recommendation for timing.

Answered 9/9/2019

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