Can I still get pregnant without fallopian tubes?

Hi im 30 years old and had both tubes removed due to eptopic and im late for my period and randomly took a test its positive.miracals do happen! Im going to see my doctor monday. I also am having all pregnancy symptoms and just praying to god that he helps me with this one and get past the unknown to move us forward to a cheerful year.

Hello Anonymous,

Without your fallopian tubes, the egg cannot become fertilized and an embryo cannot reach your uterus for implantation.

That being said, it is not possible for you to conceive naturally. In vitro fertilization may be the option for you.

According to Melissa C.Stoppler, M.D. speaking for emedicinehealth.com, explains, "[In vitro fertilization is] a method of assisted reproduction, a man's sperm and the woman's egg are combined in a laboratory dish, where fertilization occurs. The resulting embryo or embryos is/are then transferred to the woman's uterus (womb) to implant and develop naturally. Usually, two to four embryos are placed in the woman's uterus at one time. Each attempt is called a cycle. "

This is an expensive procedure that you would need to talk about with your physician.

Maryann

I was wondering the same thing.In 2009 I had two miscarriages both at four months along.In 2010 I had an ectopic pregnancy they took one of my fallopian tubes.Than in 2011 another ectopic pregnancy.They took my last fallopian tube.Is it possible to get pregnant even though the outcome would be bad?

Hello Amber4141,

I can appreciate your desire to have a child.
However, with a tubal ligation procedure, conceiving will be impossible, unless the procedure can be reversed. During a tubal ligation, the fallopian tubes are cut or blocked to permanently prevent pregnancy. A tubal ligation disrupts the movement of the egg to the uterus for fertilization and blocks sperm from traveling up the fallopian tubes to the egg. It's possible to reverse a tubal ligation — but reversal requires major surgery and isn't always effective.

Without ovaries, there are no eggs to be fertilized. Conceiving naturally is not possible for you. Artificial insemination is a possible option. But, you need to consider your age and your history of cancer. This is a matter to be discussed with your physician.

Maryann

Hi my name is ines . I was married for 12 years I had a tublagation prosider. 3 years ago I whent to the doctor because I had a cold . At the time I was 38 years old in exalt condition . A week after I found out that I was stage 3-b advance breast cancer . I had to do kemo therapy then remove both of my breast . Then I did radiation after radiation they put me on different cancer medication . True all of this once I did my first keno I didn't get my menstrual . One day my oncologest told me they need to take my ovaries out but they left my uteres . I just recently found a good man that I want to share my life with . But I want a baby well we both do . What can I do I'm 42 in good shape besides the cancer . I'm doing research . Please some one out there give me advise please help me . I've herd so many expiring stories . Good bless every body

I am really surprised after reading the comments. Till today i believe that without Fallopian tube pregnancy is not possible but after the read I came to know that nothing is impossible.

i beleive god works in mysterious ways any thing is possible just keep your faith when its time he will let it all work out good luck god bless you all im waitin to .

AMAZING STORIES, hope these are true..............GOD is the real healer, gives something to those whom he finds is right.............
My friend had her first pregnancy, ectopic preg and it burst.... now she has one tube remaining and both ovaries...........She wants a child and I wish she very soon conceives ....

That is a question which is best answered by your fertility specialist.
It is important that you report any symptoms that you experience during this very critical time.
Best wishes,
Maryann