Pregnant after a Etopic pregnancy
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I didn’t have to have surgery to remove a tube but I did have to have methotrexate. Nearly 18 months later I have the most amazing healthy 9 and a half week old daughter 🩷💓 it’s hard at the time I know but if you need to talk I’d be happy to 🩷
And same as Naomi I had early scans and then was placed on the ‘normal’ system for the remainder of the time x
I didn't have a tube removed but I spoke with my doctor right after I found out and explained my medical history. They watched me closely and I felt cared for. I learned not to over do myself. I stressed myself a lot. But was thankful the doctor provided care to help ease my mind. I now have a 21 month year old. 🩷
@Naomi that’s amazing. Happy everything was in the right place. ❤️
@Courtney Aww thank you. Congratulations on your beautiful baby girl. So happy you didn’t have to go through getting your tubes removed
@Kimberly ❤️❤️🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽 thank you, I’m trying not to stress myself out. But sometime when you when I feel discomfort, I get a little nervous, compare it to the previous pain that I had when my tube ruptured. But I just have to think on the positive side.
@Christela I totally understand. I'm currently pregnant with my 4th pregnancy but 2nd baby and I still get nervous with every pain I feel. Your feelings are valid. I'm sure if your religious or not but I find praying and reading scripture has been helping with my anxiety. It calms me so I can give up all my worry. I'm praying for you girly. May this be a healthy and amazing pregnancy🩷 Blessings always. 💗
I had my left tube removed from my ectopic pregnancy 8 years ago. Thank God I have a 3month healthy baby boy and currently expecting! no complications from the surgery! and all my babies will be right ovary babies!
I’m UK based so may be different. I contacted my early pregnancy until and was scanned at 6 weeks to make sure everything was in the right place. It was thankfully so I then just went into the ‘normal’ system