Dear Samantha,
I am so sorry to hear of your ectopic pregnancy and loss and continued discomfort.
Unfortunately I am not medically trained so cannot give you specific advice on your symptoms. Many women experience pain after ectopic pregnancy, myself included, however I would suggest that having to take paracetamol daily since July is not normal and I would advise speaking again to your GP or to a different GP in your surgery.
I also had methotrexate and suffered from regular pain afterwards. I kept a diary of my symptoms, what helped and went to the GP with this information. My GP referred me for an ultrasound scan and also referred me into a fertility specialist. I was on the waiting list to see the fertility specialist when I fell pregnant, so I never did get the answers.
I would urge you to seek a second opinion an possible referral if you are still having to take painkillers every day. It may not be anything to worry about (as in my case) however, it may also put your mind at rest knowing you are being investigated.
Sending much love,
Karen x
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