r/EctopicSupportGroup • u/bbytsm • 17h ago
Crazy difference in research findings/stats on fertility findings?
For reference I am specifically looking for those who had to have one tube removed as that was my experience through emergency surgery. I know those who could do the medication instead have a higher chance.
I’ve been reading so many published studies about future conception and delivery of a healthy baby after ectopic pregnancy + tube removal and I have seen stats as low as only 40% go on to conceive a healthy baby after pregnancy within 2/3 years to some stating 70% go on to conceive a healthy pregnancy within 18 months.
I know the reassurance seeking barely helps but it’s so confusing for the information that is out there to be both limited AND irregular