Ectopic pregnancy, also known as ectopic pregnancy, is a pregnancy in which the fertilized egg is planted outside the uterine cavity. Ectopic pregnancy is a critical emergency in obstetrics and gynecology, and once it is not handled properly, it can result in abdominal hemorrhage, or even shock and death. ectopic pregnancy is associated with inflammation of the fallopian tubes, fallopian tube surgery and other factors. Can I still have children after ectopic pregnancy surgery? Generally speaking, the chance of having another ectopic pregnancy in the same side of the fallopian tube after one ectopic pregnancy is higher. After the first ectopic pregnancy surgical treatment, such as tubectomy, tubal umbilical window stoma, etc., the tubes will be affected to some extent. If patients with ectopic pregnancy still have the requirement of reproduction, the tubes on the affected side can be retained; however, the chance of having another pregnancy with ectopic pregnancy is higher, and radical surgery is feasible, i.e., the affected side of the fallopian tube Radical surgery, i.e., tubectomy on the affected side, is feasible. In addition, if the ectopic pregnancy is treated conservatively, the normal peristalsis and function of the fallopian tube will be affected to some extent during the absorption of the pregnancy material. Therefore, in either case, if the other side of the fallopian tube is patent and there is no abnormality in the function of the fallopian tube, it does not affect its normal pregnancy. If both sides of the fallopian tubes are not patent, or after the occurrence or both sides of the fallopian tube ectopic pregnancy surgical treatment to remove the fallopian tube, its occurrence of natural pregnancy is impossible, but with the development of modern assisted reproduction technology, the emergence of in vitro fertilization gives many families who can not have a normal pregnancy the hope of fertility, as long as a woman’s uterine cavity morphology is normal or the endometrium is not damaged, through the in vitro fertilization, women can still get pregnant and give birth to a child. Therefore, when a woman has a seed ectopic pregnancy, she should actively treat it, use reasonable contraception, and decide the next step of her fertility plan according to her recovery.