Hi Sarah,
I’m very sorry to hear you are going through this worrying time. As I’m not medically qualified, I cannot comment on your specific situation, but always encourage people to continue following up with their GP and doctors. If you are continuing to be monitored, that is a good thing. If your levels rise again you may well find that you are offered the methotrexate injection, as long as it is suitable for you.
It is important continue to monitor for any changing symptoms of rupture, as you are not yet to non-pregnant levels, and to be seen by A&E or calling 111, if you feel concerned. I know it can feel never-ending, but please do continue to look after yourself and rest as you can. We are here for you throughout.
With good wishes,
Michele
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