You can still get pregnant after an ectopic pregnancy. Ectopic pregnancy is most common in the fallopian tube and if detected in a timely manner, tubal removal is usually not necessary. On the other hand, if it is detected late and rupture of the fallopian tube has already occurred, one of the fallopian tubes will need to be removed. With the presence of only one fallopian tube, the probability of another pregnancy is reduced, but the possibility of pregnancy still exists. In addition, after an ectopic pregnancy, doctors usually use conservative treatment methods to treat the pregnancy. As long as the treatment is timely and does not affect the function of the fallopian tubes, it is still possible for a woman to get pregnant. After the treatment for ectopic pregnancy is completed, women should first suspend their pregnancy preparation for about six months to recuperate and recover, and after a preconception checkup, a tubal lavage test is required before conception to determine if pregnancy can be normal according to the doctor’s recommendation.