Can I still get pregnant normally after two surgeries for ectopic pregnancy? Determined by the surgical method

Ectopic pregnancy is obviously harmful to pregnant women. There are no typical symptoms in the early stage, mainly amenorrhea and early pregnancy reaction. However, once the ectopic pregnancy ruptures, there will be severe abdominal pain, even fainting and shock. Surgery is the main way to treat ectopic pregnancy. So, can you still get pregnant normally after two ectopic pregnancy surgeries?

Whether a normal pregnancy can be achieved after two operations for ectopic pregnancy depends on the method of operation. If a conservative operation is performed to preserve the integrity of the fallopian tube, the impact on later pregnancy will be relatively small, and a normal pregnancy is possible. However, if the fallopian tube is removed during the operation, it will cause unilateral fallopian tube absence and the chance of conception will be reduced.
If you have had an ectopic pregnancy before, you can choose in vitro fertilization. After the sperm and egg successfully "get married" in vitro, the fertilized egg can be sent back to the mother's uterus for safe development.
For cases like ectopic pregnancy, prevention is far better than cure, so everyone must take preventive measures in their daily lives.
1. Pregnancy and proper contraception <br/>Choose a time when both parties are in a good mood and physical condition to get pregnant. If you are not considering becoming a mother for the time being, you must take good contraception. Good contraception fundamentally prevents the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.
2. Timely treatment of various inflammations of the reproductive system <br/>Various gynecological inflammations are very likely to cause retrograde infection, leading to inflammation of the fallopian tubes, pelvic cavity and cervix, and these inflammations directly affect the passage of the fallopian tubes and the internal environment of the uterus, therefore, they are most likely to cause ectopic pregnancy. If these inflammations occur, they must be treated in time. If they are delayed and become chronic, they can easily lead to ectopic pregnancy.
In addition, daily personal hygiene is also very important, which helps reduce the occurrence of gynecological inflammation. Attention should be paid to hygiene during menstruation, delivery and puerperium to prevent infection of the reproductive system. The location of pregnancy should be determined as soon as possible after menopause to detect ectopic pregnancy in time.