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I had my fallopian tubes removed due to multiple etopic pregnancies. I still have my ovaries, so can I still get pregnant?
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Thank you Alison...It seems of the women who have had this same occurance no one has been able to give a answer. Soo..if you get a expert who is able to answer this you will be the super women! lol...Heck..I am even willing to be a test subject to find out why..it would help so so many women to find out and to understand how this has occured.
Tammy
May 25, 2010 - 9:15pmThis Comment
is it any thing u can do other then the ivf cause its so high
May 15, 2010 - 5:54amThis Comment
Hi Sarah,
Thanks for your question. In most cases, there is little possibility of becoming pregnant without help (IVF) without fallopian tubes. If you read the other posts on here, some women have become pregnant naturally so I guess the answer is possibly. Have you tried a pregnancy test?
May 7, 2010 - 11:39amThis Comment
Hi my name is sarah jones i have had both my tubes removed 1 due to eptopic pregnancy and the other due to a cyst i have a beautiful baby through ivf and was feeling symtoms as if i am pregnant i know it is meant to be impossible but i feel it i have not taken a test as i would feel pretty stupid as i know that it is not supposed to happen. i feel really pregnant having many symtoms of pregnancy do u think i could in fact be pregnant naturally. i am urinating frequently and also i feel tired all the time, want food to eat when i eat i feel sick cannot stomach no more need your advice please..
May 7, 2010 - 9:42amThis Comment
Hi Sarah, did you take a pregnancy test? have you gotten your period?
May 18, 2010 - 7:50amThis Comment
you will get pregnant but with IVF that is in vitro fertilization. The reason is because there is no fallopian tube in which egg and sperm will join.
April 13, 2010 - 3:13pmThis Comment
You can with IVF. I lost both of my tubes because of two eptopics and I am a very proud mommy of healthy triplets (took 2 IVF cycles).
February 8, 2010 - 11:41pmThis Comment
Congratulations to you, Anon!! What a wonderful thing for you to share. I know you'll make a lot of different to those who read this thread.
February 10, 2010 - 10:30amThis Comment
I am 35 years old and had an ectopic pregnancy in 1994, it burst and I had an emergency surgery that took my left tube and a portion of my right tube because the burst was so bad the doctors told me that it would be a 99% chance I would not be able to conceive. A year later I was pregnant with my son, 2 years later I was pregnant with my daughter and 2 years after that I had another son. I became pregnant again after 2 years and it was another ectopic in which they had to remove the half of tube. I want another baby and was told I would have to do the IVF I can not afford the surgery but heard of many woman getting pregnant without the surgery. No one is really sure how our bodies work except the one that created it So, I want to trust in the LORD and pray for all the woman in the same situation and hope we all get what we are after!
November 11, 2009 - 9:53pmThis Comment
hi i am 26 and want to post some hope out for some women...i have had 2 eptopic pregnancies..1 ruptured my seft tube so it was completley removed and the 2nd a begged and pleaded 4 another option and so the sliced and flushed my remaining tube...i have also had 5 miscarages but have a beautiful 5 yearold daughter...i would like to say that i am currently 10 weeks pregnant (not ivf) the drs told me that my chances of having anothe eptopic were 90%...well ive had a scan and my litttle bub is in the right place. What i am confused about is the guy doin the ultrasound said that this egg has come from my left ovary! I dont have my left tube! how is this possible? i
September 19, 2009 - 4:09amThis Comment