Argentinian singer María Becerra, 25, recently experienced another ectopic pregnancy, helping to break the stigma surrounding this condition—which can affect women of any age. At Ingenes, we support those going through this experience, offering both medical and emotional care. Learn what an ectopic pregnancy is, why it can recur, and what your options are.
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg implants outside the uterus, most often in the fallopian tubes. This condition, which affects roughly 1 in 50 pregnancies, can be life-threatening and requires immediate medical attention.
In cases like María’s, who has experienced it twice, understanding the risk factors is key: previous ectopic pregnancies or pelvic infections, among others.
The singer and songwriter was hospitalized following an emergency procedure that placed her life at risk. According to her family’s official statement, she is currently in intensive care but out of danger.
Her experience brought attention to this serious complication, helping many women identify symptoms, seek help, and realize they are not alone.
Common symptoms include:
Timely intervention can save lives.
At Ingenes, we’ve spent the last 20 years supporting women dealing with complex reproductive health issues like ectopic pregnancy. Our approach is not just medical—it’s also deeply human. We understand that loss or a difficult health experience requires emotional support, clear information, and concrete solutions to move forward.
Our team includes experts in assisted reproduction, gynecology, and psychology who work together to provide you with personalized, integrated care.
An ectopic pregnancy does not mean the end of your motherhood dreams. With proper monitoring and the right treatments, many women go on to conceive successfully.
At Ingenes, we design personalized fertility solutions tailored to your medical history, age, and goals. Our commitment is to support you at every step—until you're holding your baby in your arms.
Thanks to figures like María, conversations around conditions like ectopic pregnancy are becoming more common. At Ingenes, we believe in the power of these moments to spark necessary dialogue, offer helpful information, and provide compassionate support to those who need it most.
