If you previously had an ectopic pregnancy, your risk of having another one is nearly 1 in 5 and you also have a lower chance of a normal pregnancy.
"Women whose first pregnancy is ectopic face an elevated risk for additional ectopic pregnancies and a lower overall delivery rate, Danish researchers reported."
"Among women who experienced this complication, the long-term risk of repeated ectopic pregnancy was 17.7%, according to Line Lund Kårhus, MD, and colleagues from the University of Copenhagen."
"Among the ectopic pregnancy group, the long-term rate of successful deliveries was 69 per 100, which was lower than the rate among control groups."
