Having a healthy baby is a dream for many women, but the incidence of ectopic pregnancy in women is constantly increasing, and the age group affected is getting lower and lower. In addition to young women being careful about ectopic pregnancy, postpartum breastfeeding mothers should not ignore this issue. So, can three ectopic pregnancies still give birth?
Under normal circumstances, the ovaries release mature eggs, and the end of the fallopian tubes will suck the eggs into the tubes. When the sperm combines with the egg in the fallopian tubes, they use the cilia inside the tubes to swing and push the fertilized egg back into the uterus for implantation. However, if the fertilized egg directly adheres to the fallopian tubes, cervix, or runs to the pelvic cavity due to some factors, it can cause ectopic pregnancy. If a female friend has already experienced three ectopic pregnancies, the probability of giving birth is relatively low.
Because ectopic pregnancy is usually caused by ectopic implantation of the fertilized egg, for example, the fertilized egg is likely to implant in the fallopian tubes. If conservative treatment is adopted, this may cause obvious blockage of the fallopian tubes. Women themselves have bilateral fallopian tubes, and since they have already experienced three ectopic pregnancies, it is very likely that both fallopian tubes have been blocked.
Female friends who have had three ectopic pregnancies usually need to undergo hysterosalpingography to determine whether they can conceive normally. If both fallopian tubes have been blocked or the entire fallopian tube has been removed, women may no longer be able to conceive. Therefore, women must pay attention to their health in their daily lives.
