Hello,
We are preparing to try again for another baby after our ectopic (lost my left tube) in February. Can I ask did anyone take any additional supplements to help conceive after they had an ectopic.
I’ve done some researching a lot of people took conceive plus and other things like that. But I just wanted to ask to see if they had and did they help conceive.
Thanks
Emily 
Dear Emily,
Unless guided by a healthcare professional, we would advise following NHS guidance which I have copied here
https://www.nhs.uk/pregnancy/trying-for … pregnancy/
If you have any specific questions relating to you own health, I would always advise discussing these with your GP or medical team.
Sending much love,
Karen x
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