Thanks for your reply Alice. I lost one tube from an ectopic pregnancy. Perhaps I have had two but definately one. I did have a pregnancy of unknown location which failed on its own that they thought was ectopic but no proof then I did have the definate ectopic which resulted in me loosing a tube. My remaining tube can not pick up from the other side as it is stuck down although they assure me it is opened. I have not have another pregnancy since loosing my tube. I did have pelvic inflammatory disease whihc has obviously been the cause of the tubal damage as well as endometriosis. I also haven't had an STD to my knowledge (and am a low risk unless DH had an affair which to my knowledge he hasn't) so was suppose to be low risk of having that but somehow I did. So I have a double wammy. I'll definately be asking about antibiotics with my IVF cycle. Even if it doesn't help as long as it doesn't reduce the chances I'd rather take them just incase if you knwo what I mean. It stinks been affected by this when I have been careful, not promiscious etc. I cared for a woman recently who has herpes, clymidia and syphilis as well as genital warts and how come she gets pregnant? I mean each to their own but I don't understand why some of us do the right things and can't get pregnant or do and have a poor outcome. It makes me mad and I hate been a midwife at times. I shouldn't have to see that lol


Anyway should look at the positives I guess. Apparently both ovaries look good on lap and they dont know where the pain is coming from and we are starting IVF soon and are told we have good odds so can only think positive hey? Surely it will work eventually if we try long enough. Well I hope so anyway.