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By facts855 | Jul 12, 2010

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Risk of having another ectopic pregnancy

I had an ectopic pregnancy 4years 6months ago, mu right tube was removed. I have a normal menstrual 28days cycle. what are my changes of having another ectopic pregnancy. I am scared of having another.

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Cassandrajane

Jul 12, 2010

I am unsure of your Chance, but your does your doctor know you've had a previous of Ectopic pregnancy?
If you become pregnant and you know you are you should tell your Doctor STRAIGHT AWAY and they should check you over immediately. if you explain everything.

Good Luck.

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