Kel, if there's a chance the tube could be compromising your fertility (eg creating a toxic environment), then best to have it gone. If it's as damaged as you say, it won't be doing you any good anyway, so there's no benefit in keeping it. It may make the recovery from the surgery a little longer, but it will save you having to have yet another surgery to remove it later and hopefully get you to your BFP more quickly.
myturn, 7 snowbabies is fabulous! Congrats!
Last edited by juniper76; June 12th, 2013 at 11:09 AM.
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