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Ectopic pregnancy

2024-02-14 03:00:37
I have undergone laparoscopic salpingectomy on 04th Jan for ectopic pregnancy. Left fallopian tube was removed. I have got my period on 10th Jan. But since then I haven't gotten my periods. I have also done UPT but it was negative. Is is normal?
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Answered2024-02-14 05:29:26

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2024-02-14 04:54:53

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There is normally a gap of 5-6 weeks after the embryo (along with the tube) is removed  before you get your next period. So you can wait till another 4-5 days.

Answered2024-02-14 03:07:03

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Upto  37 day cycle is considered normal wait till 17th

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