Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
You need to tell me few things before I can give you a satisfactory answer:
Were you having regular periods prior to your ectopic pregnancy or having delayed periods was your habit?
What kind of surgery was performed on you? i.e. did they remove the tube only? any intervention to your ovaries?
If your previous cycles were regular & there is no intervention to your ovaries you should expect to have monthly cycles. If this is not the case please see your Gynecologist for investigation of loss of periods. After full investigation like ultrasound scan & hormonal workup your doctor can give you prognosis about your future cycles.
You may try for a pregnancy in this cycle also. Hope I have addressed your concerns. You may ask a direct question to me if you want to discuss this further.
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Take care.

Hello,
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An important cause of ectopic pregnancy is a chronic pelvic infection which is possible to affect both tubes. In this respect, it is important that you should be investigated for possible infections ( Chlamydia, Ureaplasma, Mycoplasma, Neisseria etc) and treated upon with appropriate antibiotics before attempting to fall pregnant again. Failure to receive adequate treatment might result to re-occurrence.
As concerns the cycle, you might need to be on the hormones for a few more months if every thing doesn't normalizes by next month. This is a common happening and it is due to hormonal imbalances after being altered by the pregnancy.
You will need strict follow up, doing a rapid pregnancy test ecah time you miss your period and when ever the test is positive, you will have to do an ultrasound to check for the location of the pregnancy.
Best regards and hope this helps.
Dr Achuo