Can I still get pregnant without fallopian tubes?

Thanks for your kind words, Pat! My husband and I are currently saving for another IVF cycle and hoping to one day be blessed with another baby :)

Hello ladies! I'm new to this so please bare with me :)
In 2003 I gave birth to my beautiful daughter at the age of 21 and she was conceived naturally with no underlying issues. My boyfriend at the time (now husband) and I were very happy with our life. We tried to conceive again when our daughter turned 18 months but we were unsuccessful. After about 9 months of active trying, I finally decided to make an appt. with my OBGYN. He did an HSG dye x-ray where he injected radioactive dye into my cervix which in theory should show whether or not my tubes were open and my uterus didn't have any abnormalities in it. although my uterus looked normal, my tubes were completely blocked! It was then that I found out that I not only have PCOS (diagnosed at 14 years old) but that I also had Endometriosis and because of that, my tubes were affected negatively. Well, my husband and I were completely heartbroken. Both tubes were filled with toxic fluid and expanded beyond belief! My OBGYN called this a Hydrosalpinx. Needless to say, he told me that both my tubes would need to be removed in order to become pregnant again - through IVF only. Long story short - we went through an IVF cycle in July of 2007. It failed. We haven't been able to afford another cycle as it cost us upwards of $10,000 and it's not in any way funded so we payed out of our own pockets...
I have read here that there are women who have experienced pregnancies conceived naturally but I have such a hard time believing how that's possible when there's no tubes for fertilizing to take place?!?! I want to believe it's possible - that anything's possible! - but it's definitely easier said than done. Thanks for allowing me to share my unfortunate story with you all... it feels better to talk about it, finally! Good luck to all of you!!

It is called an ovarian pregnancy. Both fallopian tubes have been removed and I go back to my obgyn this tuesday for another check-up. It was my decision to leave the baby in there for the duration. I am having no complications and it feels like any other normal pregnancy. Btw this will be baby #4.

hi im 35 years old and my husband 38..i have a child in my previous relationship and she is now 9 years old.I had been together with my husband almost 7 years now.We been trying to concieve for 3 years last year 2009 i had a 3weeks period delayed for first time and i had visited my new obygyne and i had pregnancy test but it was [-].And we decided to have fertility checked up, and my new doc had checked my hormones ,and etc.Doc said it was alright.And we try IUI for first time and that day my doc ultrasound me and she said ,my 2tubes was blocked with fluids but we still continue my IUI at that day i feel so angry ....and then my IUI was did not work...after 3months i decided to see a new obygyne and my 7 days period she given me a HSG oh its was so bad and i cant walked properly that day she checked me...but it was good thing too.. she explained me and i saw in monitor how they put the dye water in my tubes it was just bubling and doc was said your 2fallopian tubes are all blocked with fluids and it was swollen.
My doc was told me i have 2 options,one was to open it and clean up my two tubes but doc said it is risk and i can have normal pregnant but the result will be ectopic pregnancy...2nd option is they need 2 tubes removed it and after that I have IVF,doc said my 2 ovaries was good and i have alot of eggs and my uterus also good...Its hard to decide but we wanted to have another baby...please can you help me and support me with my situations...thanks and advance