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Last year january i had a surgery for ectopic pregnancy but my tubes were not removed. ever since i'm having an irregular menstrual period. may to july this year i didn't see my periods and i was not pregnant. im trying to conceive but no luck?

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Dr. Harold Peltan answered

Specializes in Ophthalmology

A difficult situation. Ectopic pregnancies often occur secondary to scarring caused by prior infection, inflammation, or surgery that narrows or obstructs the Fallopian tubes. Ovulation is necessary to conceive. A fertility specialist can prescribe medicines to aid in ovulation and also can investigate the underlying cause of the ectopic pregnancy. In vitro fertilization may be necessary.

Answered 10/11/2021

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