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Delayed pregnency
After my first ectopic pregnancy, I tried again, but it was unsuccessful; I had a right-side salpigectomy; I took a femora tab for two months; after USG, the right ovulation time was determined, but it was not ready; and my hormone test came back normal. I am missing the appropriate tubing at the moment. Exists a danger? Does getting pregnant have any chance? Is conception likely to occur during the month of the right side ovulation? Might I try for the entire month?
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My dear , don’t play around with Gemara . Meet a doctor- a gynecologist . It could be dangerous for anyone . Have a host or of ectopic pregnancy too.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
There is something which is called transparitoneal migration of the ovum irrespective of which side the ovulation happens if any tube is patent you can be pregnant
Your adviced to undergo a test called HSg to find out tubal patency
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