RLG1282
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Hello Ladies,
Its been a while since I have been in here, but I was hoping for some insights.
In Feb 2011, I had an ectopic pregnancy in my right tube and had emergency surgery to remove the pregnancy. The tube had not ruptured so at that time it was left in.
In November 2013, I had a second ectopic pregnancy in the same tube. Even thought it was not ruptured, the Dr. decided to remove it this time.
My question is, and please forgive me if it seems dumb but:
Is there any way that I could run into the same issue again even though the tube was removed? Im not sure if it was just the damaged portion that was removed or the entire tube. I cannot go through another heartbreak
Thank you all in advance for your adivce.
Its been a while since I have been in here, but I was hoping for some insights.
In Feb 2011, I had an ectopic pregnancy in my right tube and had emergency surgery to remove the pregnancy. The tube had not ruptured so at that time it was left in.
In November 2013, I had a second ectopic pregnancy in the same tube. Even thought it was not ruptured, the Dr. decided to remove it this time.
My question is, and please forgive me if it seems dumb but:
Is there any way that I could run into the same issue again even though the tube was removed? Im not sure if it was just the damaged portion that was removed or the entire tube. I cannot go through another heartbreak

Thank you all in advance for your adivce.
