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Also, to answer another question people have when faced with an ectopic pregnancy, once the embryo is removed from the tube, that is it -- there is no way to reposition the embryo elsewhere. I am sorry this is happening for you, but if you have a pregnancy in the fallopian tube, it must be removed for the sake of your own life.
If I am not mistaken this is considered ectopic pregnancy. Dangerous to both mother and baby
No, the baby can not survive and if it isn't taken care of right away, the mother can also die.
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