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Two Chemical Pregnancies after Lap

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I had a laparoscopy in January where they found stage II/III endometriosis. It was successfully removed via excision and I had a chemical pregnancy in March and another this weekend (May). Has anyone else experienced this? Has anyone gone to have successful pregnancies after chemical?

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