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Florence Welch Reveals She Lost a Fallopian Tube After Ectopic Pregnancy & Miscarriage: ‘My Doctor’s Insistence That I Come In Saved My Life’
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Florence Welch is ready to talk about a painful experience she had in 2023 that almost killed her before changing her life forever.
In a new The Guardian profile published over the weekend, the Florence + the Machine frontwoman revealed that she had a miscarriage two summers ago.
She had gotten pregnant almost immediately after she and her boyfriend decided to try for a baby, but it ended up being an ectopic pregnancy that resulted in one of her fallopian tubes rupturing.
“I had a Coke can’s worth of blood in my abdomen,” she reflects, sharing that doctors could not save her fallopian tube.
According to the Mayo Clinic, an ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg implants outside of the uterus, oftentimes growing in a fallopian tube instead.