If you get the surgery and it is successful then you may be able to get pregnant again with minimal assistance.
If you go straight to IVF you will need IVF for the next baby and the one after that. IVF can be very expensive and it can take several cycles to work.
Definitely straight to IVF and perhaps I'd seek an opinion on removing your tubes or clamping them as sometimes when a pregnancy occurs the liquid inside them can release which is toxic to the fetus and causes m/c. I only have 1 tube left due to ectopic and suspect my 2nd is blocked (I've been having a lot of pain in my tube side and they suspect it might be hydrosalphinx) if this is the case the tube will be removed and we may consider IVF down the track (I've already got children although would like 1 more) Often
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