Salpingitis can cause ectopic pregnancy, when a woman has salpingitis will lead to tubal lumen blockage, water or adhesion, will hinder the operation of sperm, egg or fertilized egg, so that the fertilized egg can not reach the female uterine cavity, sperm and egg in the fallopian tube after the combination, can not smoothly return to the uterine cavity, will trigger ectopic pregnancy.
1. Is it possible to get pregnant after ectopic pregnancy?
Women of childbearing age who have a history of ectopic pregnancy are the biggest concerns about whether they can get pregnant after ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy is a gynecological disease that is extremely harmful to women, and many women of childbearing age are very jealous of it.
Ectopic pregnancy can also be a normal pregnancy after treatment, of course, the probability of re-ectopic pregnancy is not excluded. Also, patients with a history of ectopic pregnancy due to salpingitis are more likely to recur.
2. Can IVF avoid ectopic pregnancy?
IVF is the release of multiple mature eggs by a female ovulation-promoting drug, and then these eggs are retrieved by artificial means and fertilized in vitro with the sperm. After that, the fertilized egg that has developed for a period of time is transplanted into the woman's uterus, so that the fertilized egg implants in the womb and develops to complete the pregnancy process. IVF technology theoretically solves the problem of ectopic pregnancy caused by tubal adhesions that prevent the fertilized egg from moving to the uterus.
First of all, IVF transplanting a fertilized egg into the uterine cavity usually has 2 times to choose, one is 3 days after the formation of the fertilized egg, that is, the mulberry embryo stage. The other is about 5-7 days after the formation of a fertilized egg, that is, the late blastocyst stage. If you choose to transplant at the mulberry embryo stage, it is impossible to avoid the occurrence of ectopic pregnancy.
Mainly because the fertilized egg at this stage is not yet at implantation time, the position of the embryo can be moved. Therefore, it is still possible for embryos to move to the position of the fallopian tubes to implant and cause ectopic pregnancy, especially in women who have had ectopic pregnancies due to intrauterine environmental problems. Women who choose advanced blastocyst transplantation, because the blastocyst is implanted in a very short period of time, it is difficult to move to the fallopian tubes, which greatly reduces the incidence of ectopic pregnancy.
Secondly, because before IVF transplantation, some programs require the use of ovulation induction drugs to promote follicle development, if the follicle development and endometrial development are not synchronized during transplantation, it may lead to the intrauterine environment is not suitable for implantation, resulting in ectopic pregnancy.
Female friends who want to minimize the probability of ectopic pregnancy can still choose IVF blastocyst transplantation, which will help reduce the chance of ectopic pregnancy.